On Tuesday’s edition of Morning Focus, Gavin is still giving away an overnight stay for two persons in honour of Valentines Day at one of the O’Donoghue Ring Hotels in Kerry. The stay includes bed and breakfast as well as a three course meal.
At 9 am, Gavin kicked off the show with a discussion about car insurance and in particular uninsured drivers with David Fitzgerald, Chief executive at MIBI.
Following that, Clare FM’s James Mulhall spoke to Chief Superintendent of the Garda, John Kerin about the injection of new Gardaí into Clare. Listen back below:
Next, Gavin spoke to a local listener, Ben, about his experience with car insurance and why the insurance company wouldn’t insure him.
At 10 am, Gavin spoke about stock markets, bitcoin and more, with the Money Doctor, John Lowe of independentfinancialadvice.ie
After that, Gavin spoke to Wendy Roberts from Inagh about the prospect of Clare being stuck in the 1950’s. Listen back below:
Then, Gavin spoke to Aidan O’Leary MD at STS Ujet about the 28 jobs that are to be created in Shannon as a result of the merger between Ujet Group and STS Component Solutions.
To round off the second hour of the show, Gavin chatted with Clare County dog warden, Frankie Coote. Listen back below:
At 11 am, Gavin spoke to Joanne Perill, Clarecare Springboard Project coordinator about the award they received for their work involving young people. Matthew O’Shaughnessy, a local young person, also spoke about his experiences with Clarecare.
Following that, historian and archaeologist, Rory O’Shaughnessy chatted with Gavin about Kilmacduagh and its seven churches and about the talk he is hosting in the Burren on the 14th of February at 8 pm. For more information email [email protected] or call 091 638 096.
Next, Gavin chatted with John O’Donoghue about the success of his MND fundraiser.
To close the show, Gavin talked with Kilkee native and broadcaster, Peadar King about his ‘what in the World’ series, sport, war, and also about Aleppo in Syria. Listen back below:
