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Late Lunch Tuesday April 25th 2023
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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.
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Late Lunch Wednesday January 14th 2026
01:07:32|Eoin McGee on why money matters with a huge caveat, new home and business for Sandra Walsh, the Raven revealed by Aoife McPartlin and Ann Lawlor in defence of cyclists.
Money Matters In Perspective
20:32|You'll be surprised as Eoin McGee contexts money in the journey of life in his brilliant new book!
Wildlife Matters - The Raven
15:10|Aoife McPartlin from Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland brought us a fascinating insight into the world of the largest member of the corvid family the Raven!
Sandra's New Home and Business
16:58|Sandra Walsh oozes style, taste, panache and personality as she opens up to Gerry about her life, career, new business idea and making the move to her beautiful new home in Baltray.
Late Lunch Tuesday January 13th 2026
01:07:42|Eddie Peppard's remarkable memoir, Tony Toner on the driver's side, pet problems solved by Sinead Kelly and Alma Jordan's AgriKids moves to a new home.
When a Dog Bites - To Euthanize Or Not?
09:40|Veterinarian Sinead Kelly deals superbly with a sensitive subject that arises from time to time with dog owners.
On Yer Bike With Caution
12:34|With his vast experience on the roads, driving consultant, motoring commentator and writer Tony Toner has his say about cyclists from a drivers perspective.
In His Own Words - Eddie Peppard
16:36|Unable to read or write for eighty-six years, Eddie Peppard went back to school and with the assistance of Catriona Dillon at LMETB, mastered both skills and has now penned his Memoir!
Late Lunch Monday January 12th 2026
01:11:37|Allen O'Donoghue about anti-social behaviour, Oisin Mulligan on winning the lottery of life, John Reilly to rebuild his iconic Meath pub, Jim Marry's spice bag a big hit with the Kemps and our Louise gets her Christmas Tree storage bag from our kind listeners!