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Eric Fitzgerald - Ballyhaunis writer, actor and Friedreichs Ataxia activist
09:57|This morning Scott Stephens, filling in for Tommy Marren, spoke with Eric Fitzgerald, a writer, actor and Friedrich's Ataxia activist, about the recent recommendation from the HSE Drugs group against the reimbursement of Skyclarys, a drug that can slow the progression of FA.
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Knock Novena Daily Schedule with Father Richard Gibbons
02:23|Join us at 9.05 every morning on The Tommy Marren Show to find out all the details of the Knock Novena happening from Thursday 13th of August to Friday the 21st of August. To find out more about the full schedule visit https://www.knockshrine.ie/national-novena-2026-guest-speakers-and-programme/
Dr. Ray Butler - Head of Physics, School of Natural Sciences
07:11|This morning Scott Stephen's was in conversation with Dr. Ray Butler, Head of Physics in the School of Natural Sciences at the University of Galway, about tonight's solar eclipse.
The synthetic drugs "arms race"
13:33|This morning Scott Stephens, who is sitting in for Tommy Marren, spoke with theJournal.ie journalist Noel Baker about his investigative piece on emerging synthetic drugs. Locán Noone, Head of Clinical Services and an addiction counsellor at Hope House Foxford also spoke with Scott to discuss the actual impacts on those using these drugs.
Bobby Smith - Head of Energy Storage Ireland
13:11|This weeks Our Power, Our Future segment saw Tommy Marren in conversation with Bobby Smith, Head of Energy Storage Ireland. Bobby discussed the process of energy storage and the benfits of decarbonising Ireland's energy system.
Mayo Irish Palestine Solidarity Campaign
07:09|Scott Stephens, who is filling in for Tommy Marren, spoke with Zoe Lawlor, IPSC chair and sporting and cultural officer and John McDonagh, a MIPSC member, about the upcoming Israel v. Ireland game and the lack of Irish tickets available for the game.
Hilda Gregg - Safe Ireland Mayo Manager
09:51|Scott Stephens, who is sitting in for Tommy Marren, spoke with Hilda Gregg, manager of the Mayo branch of Safe Ireland, a domestic abuse charity, about the upcoming investment from government into awareness campaigns around the "manosphere" and "trad wife" influencers.
