The Tommy Marren Show On Midwest Radio

Siobhán McSharry, Managing Director of whoops.ie and McSharry Foley Insurance Brokers, joined Tommy Marren in the studio this morning to discuss home and farm insurance and answer insurance questions.

Tommy Marren was joined in studio this morning, by members of the Mayo based wedding band Concord. Tonight, Concord are playing at the 2026 PwC GAA/GPA All Stars Awards at the RDS in Dublin. The band played a rendition of Simply the Best and the Kobe McDonald version of The Way You Are.

Join Sarah Jennings in conversation with those impacted by road collisions on every second Sunday of every month at 5.15pm. Funded by the news reporting scheme in association with Coimisiún na Meán.

This Morning Tommy Marren conducted an investigation into the Ireland’s national agency for marine research. Its role is to help understand our seas, marine life and aquatic environments, and to provide scientific information that helps protect these natural resources for the future. The Marine Institute is Ireland’s national agency for marine research and it's role is to help understand our seas, marine life and aquatic environments.Tommy was joined by Dr. Russell Poole, Senior Fisheries Biologist at the Marine Institute, Ana Suarez, lead partner of the Blue Shuttle Project, Anan Drumm, Senior Analyst at the Marine Institute, Maria Galindo, Lead Partner of the Acquafish Project, Tim Dewhirst, Culinary Arts Lecturer at ATU, and Tim O'Doherty, EU Programmes Liaison Officer for the North West Regional Assembly.

The investigation into loneliness and isolation continued on the Tommy Marren Show. This is part of a year-long investigation into loneliness and isolation. On this occasion, Midwest Radio journalist Scott Stephens, travelled around Mayo to see first hand who is helping solve the loneliness and Isolation crisis in communities.This investigation is funded by the News Reporting Scheme

Sinn Féin TD Rose Conway-Walsh, joined Tommy Marren this morning to speak about the government's plan to remove the Triple Lock. Deputy Walsh and Sinn Féin are calling for a referendum on Irish Neutrality, to be put to the Irish people to decide whether or not the Triple Lock should be removed.

Minister for Rural and Community Development Dara Calleary joined Tommy Marren this morning to speak about the new Rural Future Policy that was launched yesterday. The policy includes a range of new measures and initiatives to support rural enterprise and employment, improve access to essential services in remote areas, tackle rural isolation and strengthen community resilience through innovation and technology.

Join Sarah Jennings in conversation with those impacted by road collisions on every second Sunday of every month at 5.15pm. Funded by the news reporting scheme in association with Coimisiún na Meán.