The Tommy Marren Show On Midwest Radio

Last week Tommy Marren was joined by Garrett Michael, Retail Sales Manager of Archers Ballina. He spoke on behalf of a business who has Guaranteed Irish membership as part of Guaranteed Irish - Highlighting Mayo on how being a member of Guaranteed Irish helps their business.You can hear the full interview here!

Yesterday Tommy Marren was joined by Simon McGuinness of Homecare Medical. He spoke of the benefits of being a business who has Guaranteed Irish membership as part of Guaranteed Irish - Highlighting Mayo.You can hear the full interview here!

This morning Tommy Marren was joined by Elaine Kennedy Founder and Maker of Hawthorn Handmade Skincare. She spoke as a business owner who has Guaranteed Irish membership as part of Guaranteed Irish - Highlighting Mayo on how being a member of Guaranteed Irish helps her business. You can hear the full interview here!

This morning Tommy Marren was joined on the show by the Nutritionist and Dietitian Sarah Keogh who is the Consultant Dietician for The Coeliac Society of Ireland. This May, the Coeliac Society of Ireland wants to highlight Ireland’s often-misunderstood autoimmune disease as part of its official Coeliac Awareness Month and estimate that more than 78,000 adults and children in Ireland are living with undiagnosed coeliac disease. Hear what Sarah had to say here!

Dean Kenny of Young Fine Gael joined Tommy Marren on Wednesday to discuss their bill to make spiking a standalone criminal offence which was restored to the order paper in the Dáil last week. The bill, drafted by Young Fine Gael, will make spiking a standalone criminal offence carrying a maximum sentence of up to 10 years if passed by Dáil Éireann. To hear the full interview, you can click here.

On Tuesday morning Tommy Marren was joined on the show by Ger Hyland the Irish Road Haulage Association President to discuss the fact that there are 19,200 learner drivers in Mayo as Road Hauliers declare a crisis in our driver testing system. Listen here to hear what Ger had to say. 

On Tuesday Sorcha Nic Lochlainn Sport Spokesperson for the Countess spoke with Tommy Marren on the UK Supreme Court ruling that legally defines a woman based on biological sex. She feels that Irish sports governing bodies should follow suit. Listen here for the full interview.

Following on from a fire in Eileen's Bar on January 30th owner Donal Byrne joined Tommy Marren in studio this morning. After a long wait, yesterday Donal received a phone call to say that his insurance would not cover the incident. Listen here to find out why.

On yesterday's show Tommy Marren was joined Joe Egan of Ballaghaderreen. Joe alongside business owners and other concerned citizens has been protesting the proposed public realm works that have been proposed for the town. Following on from this two local councillors Cllr Mícheál Frain and Cllr Tom Crosby joined Tommy to debate the topic. Cllr Crosby is for the changes and Cllr Frain is against. You can hear what they had to say here.