Midlands Today with Will Faulkner

Midlands Today with Will Faulkner

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Midlands Today with Will Faulkner episodes

  • Week 14 - Tuesday
    NASA’s Artemis II astronauts make history by travelling farther from Earth than any humans before during a landmark lunar flyby mission.
    Rising fuel costs spark protests across Ireland, with drivers and hauliers warning the cost of living continues to put pressure on households and businesses.
    A Laois fundraiser aims to support the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation, inspired by a young girl living with a rare neurological condition.
    2 hr
  • Week 13 - Friday
    European authorities approve emergency funding to distil surplus French wine into industrial alcohol as demand for red and rosé declines.
    A Status Yellow wind warning is in place nationwide as Storm Dave is set to bring strong gusts and difficult travelling conditions this weekend.
    Legal action against users of illegal “dodgy boxes” is being considered, as broadcasters attempt to tackle widespread piracy of TV and sports content.
    2 hr 1 min
  • Week 13 - Thursday
    Farmers warn rising agri-diesel costs remain a major concern, with the IFA saying recent government measures don’t go far enough to ease pressure on the sector.
    Global tensions continue to impact Ireland, with fears the Iran conflict could disrupt jet fuel supplies and affect summer travel.
    New transport changes aim to improve rural mobility, with the NTA making it easier for Local Area Hackney drivers to operate within their communities.
    2 hr
  • Week 13 - Wednesday
    Athlone celebrates its second €1 million lottery win in a week, with the latest Daily Million jackpot ticket sold in Monksland.
    Calls are being made to allow turf sales during the ongoing energy crisis, as households struggle with rising heating costs.
    Researchers at TUS Athlone are developing Ireland’s first evidence-based guidelines to support women returning to exercise after pregnancy.
    1 hr 59 min
  • Week 13 - Tuesday
    A Kildare singer shares her experience of living with Bipolar II Disorder to mark World Bipolar Day, highlighting the importance of diagnosis and support.
    A €20,000 reward is offered to help recover a stolen container of donated Lego intended for children in Malawi.
    Gardaí raise concerns over the growing trend of online doxing targeting officers and their families.
    1 hr 58 min
  • Week 12 - Friday
    A Westmeath Lotto player has become an overnight millionaire after winning €1 million in the Lotto Plus 1 draw.
    Farmers question supermarket price cuts on milk and butter, amid concerns retailers may be using dairy as “loss leaders”.
    Ireland’s World Cup dreams are dashed after a dramatic playoff defeat in Prague despite a strong early performance.
    2 hr 3 min
  • Week 12 - Thursday
    Further delays to the National Children’s Hospital mean the latest completion deadline will not be met, with concerns over timelines continuing.
    A multinational healthcare firm is set to take over a Tullamore facility, bringing hopes of new jobs after a previously announced closure.
    New figures show over 1,200 driving tests were cancelled due to insurance documentation issues, highlighting ongoing pressures in the testing system.
    1 hr 50 min
  • Week 12 - Wednesday
    A man has died following a second fire at a house in Edenderry previously linked to a fatal petrol-bomb attack, as gardaí investigate the circumstances surrounding the blaze.
    Global tensions continue to impact Ireland, with fuel price supports introduced as the Middle East conflict drives volatility in energy markets.
    Concerns grow over rural decline as new figures suggest dozens of small schools could face closure due to falling enrolments.
    1 hr 56 min
  • Week 12 - Tuesday
    Damaged road signs following Storm Éowyn are being blamed for sending motorists and tourists in the wrong direction, raising safety concerns ahead of the busy summer season.
    A woman is due in court after an overnight burglary at Athlone Towncentre, while a second fire at a previously attacked house in Offaly sparks community anger.
    Rising fuel prices are putting pressure on Ireland’s construction sector, with warnings that costs for housing and infrastructure projects could climb further.
    1 hr 55 min

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“When people in the midlands want to talk, they talk to Will Faulkner.” Enjoy a blend of local, national and international stories and features. Show sponsored by O'Briens Motor Group & Bus…