Midlands Today with Will Faulkner

A Canadian family thanks the Midlands community for its kindness after a serious road crash left one tourist in hospital with dementia-related complications.
A shocking dangerous driving case hears how a young man travelling at extreme speed caused catastrophic injuries to his own brother in a Midlands crash.
Energy price uncertainty continues, with warnings electricity and gas costs could rise again amid ongoing global fuel pressures.

A brutal Athlone stabbing case hears a victim was left fighting for his life after being attacked multiple times in a row over €20.
A new scheme offering tax relief aims to boost regeneration in Athlone by encouraging refurbishment of vacant and rental properties.
Digital bank Monzo launches in Ireland, promising more competition in the online banking market and new options for customers.

Two Midlands adventurers share the story of their epic overland journey from Ireland to South Africa in a 20-year-old vehicle.
Illegal dumping continues to cost taxpayers millions, with calls for stronger enforcement to tackle the growing problem in rural areas.
Concerns rise over increasing STI cases and online safety for young people, as new EU age-verification technology is developed.

The fallout of the confidence motion, falling fuel prices and the need for more swimming pools are all on the agenda for Wednesday’s Midlands Today Show. Mr. Fix It Brian Cloonan drops by for some banter and DIY solutions.

SIPTU warns further cost-of-living supports may be needed, as political pressure continues ahead of a Dáil confidence vote linked to fuel protests.
A rare case of BSE is confirmed in Ireland, with officials stressing there is no risk to public health or the food chain.
Road safety campaigners renew calls for stronger enforcement as families continue to live with the devastating impact of fatal collisions.