Health and Fitness with David Hollywood Midlands 103

We'll be joined by Tullamore's next paralympic Athlete. Josephine Healion talks about her life and her love of sport.
You'll hear about the latest changes to Go Games in Laois to improve our children's experience of GAA.
And we talk to the award nominated breastfeeding support group, Ciudiú Offaly.

This week we're joined by Laois' newest professional fighter. He's got talent and charisma is bucket loads, Mountmellick's Cian Reddy is in studio.
Cancer support services continue to struggle to make ends meet in ireland, we talk to Dochas Cancer Centre in Tullamore about what's at stake.
We're well in to the busiest window in the club running scene, the Mullingar Harriers are with us to look forward to the Mullingar Road League.
We catch up with a man who's senior hurling championships in Offaly, he's now coaching in Down, and he is on Health & Fitness to talk about what the game of hurling means to him.
And we've got a line from the an event that saw the Midlands Warriors rugby club launch their future plans and strategy, that includes their securing of a new ground.

This week David talks to Dominic Campbell from Creative Aging International about the importance of art for older people, you'll learn about how coaches are learning how to better support athlete's menstrual health, and Dr Deirdre Forde from Ceile Medical in Athlone discusses the balancing act for GPs around hypochondria.

What is a physical practice that keeps you limber? It has a global community of over 300 million people. And its proponents believe it greatly enhances your awareness, both physically and emotionally? Yoga is being given centre stage on Health and Fitness.
We'll also be talking about a game nearly all of us would have tried a hand at at some point in our lives.
The midlands has a newly elected Vice President of Pitch and Putt Ireland. You'll meet that very Westmeath man who has dedicated his life to the game.
And we learn about the helpline that could be a life line for someone. Derek Smith from the Male Advice Line will be on the show later.

We celebrate 65 Roses Day by catching up with the mom of a midlands boy with Cyctic Fibrosis, who's gone from missing school over all of last winter, to being a mascot at the Ireland England game at the Aviva Stadium this a few days ago.
You'll meet the first ever man elected to the position of President of the Camogie Association.
And there's a Midlands European MMA Champion in the house!

Health & Fitness with Kamron Clarke stepping in for David