The Tommy Marren Show On Midwest Radio

Tommy Marren was joined in studio by Liam Gildea this morning who spoke on The Neuroscience of Wellbeing with Liam Gildea - a unique initiative designed for employee wellness days in multinationals and SMEs. Hear what Liam had to say here.

Marty O'Hora, owner of the pub Teach O'Hora in Kiltimagh, speaks to Tommy Marren about the price increase for a pint of Guinness.The decision has been made by alcoholic beverage company Diageo to increase the price of 'the black stuff' for Irish pubs by seven cent. The company has also implemented a ten cent price increase for Guinness 0.0. The price increases will come into effect from 2 February 2026.

MidWest Radio Listener Niamh speaks to Tommy Marren about her personal frustrations in dealing with modern technology for necessary services and its impact on older customers. She discusses about having to constantly help her parents and neighbors navigate the imposed technology and online services for basic needs such as grocery shopping, housing bills, tax, banking, booking holidays, etc.

Fiona O'Malley is the CEO of the Mental Health charity Turn2Me. Fiona speaks to Tommy Marren about why Turn2Me is calling on Coimisiún na Meán to block Elon Musk's GrockAI over its 'extremely harmful' impact on women and children's mental health.

Ahead of the protest in Athlone against the EU-Mercosur Trade Deal that will take place on Saturday, Michael D McAndrew spoke to one of the organisers and MEP for Midlands - North-West region Ciarán Mullooly.Listen to the full interview here.

This week on the Tommy Marren show, Councillor Neil Cruise joined Tommy Marren to discuss the IFI plans to restrict salmon angling on the River Moy in 2026. You can hear the full interview here.

This morning Tommy Marren was joined on the show by Kenneth Henry. Kenneth is a 26 year old man and has dyslexia and speaks of the importance of the Irish language exemptions in our schools. What do you think?You can hear the full interview here:

Haulie Grady joined Tommy Marren live in studio this morning to discuss the release of his new autobiography. Haulie's book is called 'I Wonder if I Had Turned Right' and he will launch it in Gorthaganny Hall on Friday the 28th of November at half 7.