Midlands Today with Will Faulkner

Midlands Today with Will Faulkner

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Midlands Today with Will Faulkner episodes

  • Week 32 - Thursday
    A Kildare social media star has gone public about being diagnosed with haemochromatosis, urging young people not to ignore unexplained fatigue or pain.
    A major protest is taking place in Durrow against a planned wind farm, with campaigners warning of rural "industrialisation" and planning double standards.
    Irish woman Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra has died in New York under unclear circumstances, with tributes pouring in for the Carlow entrepreneur.
    2 hr 7 min
  • Week 32 - Tuesday
    A leading gut health expert warns many trendy supplements are a waste of money and urges people to focus on real food and fibre-rich diets.
    Minister Boxer Moran is calling for permanent flood relief centres to improve Ireland’s response to extreme weather and protect lives.
    A new Mullingar-based organisation, Éist, has launched to support survivors of sexual violence and train communities in trauma-informed response.
    1 hr 56 min
  • Week 31 - Friday
    With 300,000 households in energy arrears, the government insists October’s budget will still be “fair”—despite no plans for new energy credits.
    An Edenderry couple is fighting to secure a life-saving €4k/month drug for their baby with a rare condition, after HSE funding was refused.
    Clodagh Farrell, a 20-year-old UCD ag student, is gaining local fame with her self-service Cake Shed on a family farm in Offaly.
    2 hr 7 min
  • Week 31 - Thursday
    A Mullingar family is pleading for HSE approval of a €4k/month life-saving drug for their infant son with a rare metabolic condition.
    Farmers say they're being unfairly targeted by harsh inspections, with the ICSA calling for a mediator to address mounting distress and penalties.
    Laois pageant finalist Leah Mxotshwa is using her Miss/Mrs Africa Ireland platform to inspire women through entrepreneurship, music and resilience.
    2 hr 8 min
  • Week 31 - Wednesday
    Irish farmers feel “persecuted and powerless” by agriculture inspectors, with the ICSA calling for a mediator and cultural shift in how farms are treated.
    An Offaly woman shared her powerful neurorehabilitation journey as campaigners demand urgent investment in specialist beds across the Midlands.
    A Portlaoise entrepreneur is using her Miss/Mrs Africa Ireland journey to inspire women and raise funds while juggling beauty, music and motherhood.
    2 hr 1 min
  • Week 31 - Monday
    MEP Ciarán Mullooly says Ireland has been “hung out to dry” in the new US-EU trade deal, warning of €285m in losses for agri-food exports.
    The closure of Offaly’s HOMEFIX service has sparked calls for urgent intervention, with councillors saying it’s a lifeline for older people.
    Forest Fest returned to Emo with a bang, drawing praise for accessibility, atmosphere, and a music lineup hailed as one of the year’s best.
    2 hr 4 min
  • Week 30 - Friday
    Clinics are calling for tighter regulations around Botox and injectables, warning that current rules leave patients vulnerable.
    A nationwide food recall has been issued after a listeriosis outbreak linked to ready meals, with one death confirmed and over 140 products affected.
    Judge warns the Ploughing Championships could lose future bar licences if organisers don’t address past assaults and meet court requirements.
    2 hr 3 min
  • Week 30 - Thursday
    A major listeriosis outbreak has triggered a nationwide ready-meal recall, with one death confirmed and food safety experts urging vigilance.
    The EPA says dozens of private water schemes are failing basic safety standards, calling for mandatory registration and urgent system upgrades.
    Rugby star Jordan Conroy opened up about childhood trauma and toxic masculinity, urging young men to rethink online influences and redefine strength.
    2 hr 7 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…