The Tommy Marren Show On Midwest Radio

Klaudia Barrett joined Tommy Marren on air Wednesday morning. She told Tommy that she, her husband and 3 children face homelessness as they are being priced out of the rental market in Westport. Hear Klaudia's full interview here.

On Tuesday morning, Tommy Marren was joined on air by principal of Coguala NS Sadhbh Cowley and Louise Lennon who is Policy and Communications Officer with Irish Rural Link. Sadhbh joined Tommy to chat about the work that they are doing as a small rural school around enrolment and community engagement. Louise spoke to Tommy on behalf of Irish Rural Link who are warning that declining primary school numbers threaten rural sustainability.Listen to the full interview this.

Tommy speaks to Frank Brehany about the Mary's Law Bill, which is in tribute to his grandmother Mary Julia. The initiative of the Bill is to recognize and remember those who died in institutional care in Ireland.

MidWest Radio Reporter Eleanor Prendergast spoke to Tommy Marren about the Healthy Age Friendly Programme talk that was delivered to the community of Ardagh.

Yesterday morning Margaret Loftus joined Tommy Marren on the show. Margaret is a former garda who spoke on her experience with domestic violence and seeking justice. Margaret's ex-husband was given a three-month suspended sentence earlier this month after he pleaded guilty to an assault that occurred in 2012.You can hear the full interview here.

Tommy Marren was joined live in studio by husband of Brenda Grealis Peter and on the line by friend and fundraiser organiser Caroline Murnane. A GoFundMe page has been set up on behalf of Mayo musician Brenda Grealis who has been diagnosed with PERM Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS). Progressive encephalomyelitis with rigidity and myoclonus (PERM), is a more severe variant of Stiff Person Syndrome, which is a rare and serious neurological condition. It affects the brain and spinal cord causing severe muscle stiffness, painful spasms and increasing loss of mobility and function. Unfortunately, because this illness is so rare, treatment options are limited, ongoing and challenging. Many people in Mayo will know Brenda Grealis as a gifted singer, harpist, pianist, flautist and guitarist. She has spent her life bringing comfort and joy to others through her music.You make a donation via this link and any amount would be greatly appreciated: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-brenda-following-a-life-altering-perm-sps-diagnosis?attribution_id=sl:5fa1db82-9df7-47e8-aa5d-bc2c7dbad1dd&lang=en_GB&ts=1768569968&utm_campaign=fp_sharesheet&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link Listen to the full interview here.

Tommy Marren speaks to pharmacist James Geraghty about the new pharmacy scheme that allows eight common conditions to be treated without a GP prescription

Tommy Marren speaks to Orla Freeman about grief, five months after losing her husband Shane