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Jul 10, 2026

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Late Lunch Thursday, May 18th, 2023 18.05.2023

On today's Late Lunch with author Barbara Scully, we talked wolves, comedy, journalists getting abused in their jobs and how to help students studying for exams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Tuesday, May 16th, 2023 16.05.2023

On today's Late Lunch with Barbara Scully, we talked about a unique suit to help a child's mobility, a new project to repair before throwing out, the rescue of Romeo and Juliet and how a food bank needs help Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Monday May 15th, 2023 16.05.2023

On today's show, author Barbara Scully highlighted brain cancer awareness through a brave and determined mum of three who is fighting the illness. Supersize eggs, flipping fashion and birds nests were also featured. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Friday May 12th 2023 12.05.2023

Carer Tracy Carroll has to go to school every day with daughter Willow and care for her there - she feels abandoned by all in sundry to say the least. We looked ahead to Sunday's Leinster Senior Championship Final from a Louth perspective in the company of team management duo Mickey Harte and Gavin Devlin, County Chairman Peter Fitzpatrick, new stadium steering group member Ronan Lynch, former pla...

Late Lunch Thursday May 11th 2023 11.05.2023

Waste not, want not, cracked crackers and lots of other foodstuffs that can be eaten and some great advice from Caz Mooney. Tony Conlon has driven the new Chinese all electric Build Your Dreams car and really likes it! Skillnet helping women return to work in the construction sector and local business Novelplast shortlisted for a prestigious EY entrepreneurial award. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com...

Late Lunch Wednesday May 10th 2023 10.05.2023

How do we address our mothers and fathers? Eurovision disappointment, a magical garden walk, Dr Kate about cholesterol and a problem with oil in Balbriggan harbour affecting birdlife... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Tuesday May 9th 2023 09.05.2023

Louth's Leinster Final jersey causes a stir, Inside Out restaurant in Slane is Best in Ireland, Eurovision aficionado Ken O'Sullivan looks ahead to Liverpool '23, Gerry loves Vanessa Murphy and Anna Cabrera's new TAPAS book and Gerry Cumiskey gave us a flavour of what's on offer at Dunderry Faire on Sunday next! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Monday May 8th 2023 08.05.2023

A call for more Deer to be culled worries the Irish Deer Commission, a mammy goat adopts a lamb, Sheila Wayman told us why its important to let the children play, Balmoral Show the best in Ireland has so much to offer and insurance matters means no Kells Road Races this year. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Friday May 5th 2023 05.05.2023

Dundalk woman Sheila Bailey's take on the coronation of King Charles, golfer Brendan Lawlor highlighting online abuse, another golfer Des Smyth welcoming the Legends Tour to Seapoint Golf Links, Ciara Burke and Sinead Kavanagh with plenty to say on a range of topical topics, David Sheehan doing his sporting thing and a laugh or two with the real Royle Family! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy...

Late Lunch Thursday May 4th 2023 04.05.2023

The FOX'S Glacier Fruit Challenge saw Gerry face off against Louise to see who could suck a sweet for longest before it was no more in their mouths! So who became the best sucker? Village Vets owner Charles Cosgrave has been short-listed for a prestigious EY Entrepreneur of the Year award. Money Doctor John Lowe covered off mortgage rates, savings and will making. While Gerry popped along to see t...

Late Lunch Wednesday May 3rd 2023 03.05.2023

Development Perspectives CEO Bobby McCormack called on members of the public to have their say in a Vision for the Boyne River into the future. Dunboyne based artist and designer Clare O'Connor told us what she's all about. Emma McCann has had two of her cats poisoned in the Kells area, where other cats have fallen extremely ill too. Kate McShane's mammy Fiona, hopes she can resolve a problem with...

Late Lunch Tuesday May 2nd 2023 02.05.2023

Eugene O'Leary found it difficult to navigate the Boyne Valley Camino? Pastry chef and chocolatier Tara Gartlan was so sweet! Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Midwifery Department are laying down a bench to mark the International week of the Midwife. While Boann Distillery are advancing plans for a major visitor attraction in the Boyne Valley and Northeast region. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privac...

Late Lunch Friday April 28th 2023 28.04.2023

Holidays & Travel with Sandra Finegan from Globe Travel, Irene Gahan of Academy Books looked after our book selections, Rick Cronje delivered as usual with some wonderful wines while David Sheehan synopsised the weekend's sporting action and we reminded ourselves of the brilliance of Dame Edna with some classic comedy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Thursday April 27th 2023 27.04.2023

Dogs in restaurants - local hospitality providers and listeners had their say, Robbie Andrews angel who is always by his side is spreading his message with some friends, Inver Colpa rowing club has a new home and recalling an interview with Dr Mary Randles as the movie about herself and Paddy "Pray for Our Sinners" goes on release.. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Wednesday April 26th 2023 26.04.2023

Food & Cost of Living columnist Caitriona Redmond explained why the cost of our weekly shopping has skyrocketed and where we can all make savings. Stephen Breen, Crime Editor with The Irish Sun newspaper, gave us a taster of the newspaper's new true crime series about the Kinahans. Kathy Maher had lots of practical advice around coping with Hay fever while dapper dresser Paul Carroll was on a...

Late Lunch Tuesday April 25th 2023 25.04.2023

Addiction counsellor Marie Byrne was really interesting and informative as she addressed the cocaine epidemic. Louise felt like kicking the can down the road as her opener failed with dinner on the line! Niall Hatch knows it all when it comes to our migratory birds returning here for summer and Navan Arch Club are looking for a new home. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Monday April 24th 2023 24.04.2023

Dr Eamonn Amsbro is more sure than ever that we are not alone in this Universe! Rum & Butter bars in oversupply in Canada, they're burning money in Rockmarshall, urban teens needed to be Raised by the Village and is it worth splashing out on a Twitter tick? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Friday April 21st 2023 21.04.2023

Professor John Sweeney reaffirmed the threats planet earth is facing from mankind, Fiona Fitzsimons told us how she traced Joe Biden's Irish roots, Louize Carroll knows how and why we should all stand up for ourselves and David Sheehan looked ahead to the weekend's sporting action. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Thursday April 20th 2023 20.04.2023

An horrendous case of dumping on a laneway on Drogheda's northside, TV and movie director Eamonn Norris popped in for a chat about his latest project, Paul Gill's personality has come to the fore and there was smell hanging around a couple cars! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Wednesday April 19th 2023 19.04.2023

Compostable waste bin collection charges are on the way - no worries - make your own compost! Managing our children's social media access - Sinead Kavanagh makes some great points. Nutritionist Rachel Graham warns against hyperhydration and Ednan Hameed is back in the sweets game... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Tuesday April 18th 2023 18.04.2023

Conor Skehan offered an independent view on the population and housing explosion around Drogheda and East Meath. Historian Sean Collins recalled the final weeks of the Irish Civil War, Tony Conlon loves the DS4 Plug-In Hybrid and Thomas McEvoy is delighted with the attention Joe Biden has attracted to Louth! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Monday April 17th 2023 17.04.2023

Simon Allen never tires or tares but always has advice to prevent and care for the only things between us and the road. Elaine O'Connor is so proud of son Cillian following his sensational appearance on Britain's Got Talent. Pauline Ashwood says goodbye to her time at Drogheda Classical and John Morgan wants to repay the charity who provided him with assistance dog "Jamie". Hosted on Acast. See ac...

Late Lunch Friday April 14th 2023 14.04.2023

The mini skirt in all its guises with Lisa Smith, Sinead Kennedy a woman well travelled, Oisin Lennon on top of the Irish dancing world, our weekend sporting preview with David Sheehan and comedy on a Friday... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Late Lunch Thursday April 13th 2023 13.04.2023

Cousin Anne Quinn met him, Bobby Wain's love of dogs really connected with him, Zoe Conway did her best to play for him and Garrett Mallon made the gift from Louth for US President Joe Biden. Anthony Murphy is hopeful the State may consider purchasing Dowth Hall, Vet Sinead Kelly answered listeners questions and Fred Cooke had parental duties to attend to ahead of his return to Navan next week. Ho...

Late Lunch Wednesday April 12th 2023 12.04.2023

Anne Quinn is all set for dinner with cousin Joe Biden! Norman Whiteside is looking forward to the Manchester United Legends gig at Drogheda's TLT Theatre. Jackie Jolliffe is sad to be saying goodbye to all her Crafty Foxes and Donna McKevitt was on high doh waiting for Joe in Carlingford... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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