Sustainable energy is the future and in this program Dr. Orla Nic Suibhne showcases some innovative projects in the Erris region of County Mayo in the company of Edith Geraghty.

Edith Geraghty chats to Mayo Inspirational Woman of the Year 2016 Marina Tuffy about her life and times.

Comhairle na nÓg are child and youth councils in the 31 local authorities of the country, which give children and young people the opportunity to be involved in the development of local services and policies.In this program we speak with members of Mayo Comhairle na nÓg Produced by Edith Geraghty

Mindspace Mayo is a free and confidential support service for young people’s mental health and wellbeing. Mindspace’s aim is to support young people aged 15-25 who are going through a difficult time to ensure they get the support they need.We aim to open up a discussion on mental health and raise people’s awareness of the support that Mindspace Mayo can offer. We also work to improve the support available to young people by connecting with the many organisations throughout the county.

Chris Tallet speaks to Edith Geraghty about his time working in the ESB power plant in Belacorick, County Mayo

'Michael Davitt - Our Land' a 3-part Radio drama series on the life and times of Michael Davitt. Episode 3

'Michael Davitt - Our Land' a 3-part Radio drama series on the life and times of Michael Davitt. Episode 2

'Michael Davitt - Our Land' a 3-part Radio drama series on the life and times of Michael Davitt. Episode 1

In this podcast, Tommy Marren talks live to David McGowan in The Royal Theatre in Castlebar at an event where teenagers from all over the region gathered to be shown the true impact of not being totally responsible when on the road. This is a very moving interview in which David describes in detail from his perspective just how difficult the tragedy of losing a young person is to not just their family, but the whole community in which they lived.

In this documentary produced and compiled by the late Tom Courell we hear about the life and work of the Rosary Priest Fr. Patrick Peyton originally from Attymass, County Mayo in an exclusive interview recorded in December 2001.

Helping Hands - Knockmore GAA - In this programme the focus of volunteerism in the community is through the power of the GAA at grass roots level. It will look at how each and every job is done on a voluntary basis to keep alive the very heartbeat of the community. We travel to Knockmore GAA club and get a real insight into the importance of the GAA in the local community of a rural area. We explore the social aspect as well as the business end of running a GAA club, all voluntary. And we...

Helping Hands is a series of documentaries that highlight the work of volunteerism in Mayo. In this programme Laurita Blewitt focuses on the work of the Handmaids who work at Knock Shrine, County Mayo.

Helping Hands' is a three part radio documentary which will explore the role of the volunteer in our communities. The documentary will look at the importance of offering a service that gives the elderly in our society the independence of living at home. This documentary is funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the Television Lisence Fee.

GUSAC Divers is a 45 minute documentary that traces a year in the life of the Gráinne Uaille Sub Aqua Club in Mayo. We will hear about the dangers involved in this increasingly popular sport, and the versatility in their working day each time they go out on the water. We will learn about underwater forests, cliffs and caves, transgender Cuckoo Wrasse and the magical feeling of being weightless under water. We will join their Search and Recovery unit as they search for a missing person last...

Tommy Marren presents a special live program from Hope House Foxford Co Mayo Hope House is a Rehabilitation Centre specialising in the treatment of alcohol, drugs, gambling and other dependencies.

Home Thoughts from Haiti gives a unique insight into life in Haiti and the work being undertaken by Westport native Gena Heraty who has worked with the poor and disadvantaged for over a decade. This programme is Presented and Produced by Fiona McGarry and made possible by the support of the Simon Cumbers Fund.

Understanding Travellers is a unique insight into the lives of travellers in the West of Ireland.This doucmenterary was produced by Marcella Connolly

On Wednesday August 22nd Midwest Radio presenter Tommy Murphy passed to his eternal reward. On the evening of Monday August 27th we hosted a special tribute in his honour. Many of Tommy's colleagues from the radio and music world joined us live in studio to pay tribute to his many achievements.

A two-part documentary series recorded both in Ireland and Argentina on one of Mayo's Unsung Heros Admiral William Brown.This is part 2

A two-part documentary series recorded both in Ireland and Argentina on one of Mayo's Unsung Heros Admiral William Brown.This is part1

The Road Travelled A summer series of programmes as Tommy Marren is in conversation with people from around the region who are now retired and who speak about their journeys in life.This week Tubbercurry native Jackie Coogan talks about his fifty years as a barber. From Tubbercurry to the bright lights of Chicago Jackie dabbled in the music business too and talks candidly about his life experiences.

The Road Travelled A summer series of programmes as Tommy Marren is in conversation with people from around the region who are now retired and who speak about their journeys in life.This week Tommy speaks to Delia Henry from Charlestown chats to her about her life as a national school teacher and her numerous hobbies. Now in her 102nd year Delia is an inspiration to all of us.

The Road Travelled A summer series of programmes as Tommy Marren is in conversation with people from around the region who are now retired and who speak about their journeys in life.This week Tommy speaks to Sr. Agnes Curley from the Sisters of Mercy talks about life as a nun, a golfer and a bridge player!