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On today's show with Louise Walsh, one young man told his story about how an attempt to take his own life led to him finding real life. Downsizing and one woman's journey to moving from a five bed home to a two bed house. A Trim mother is backing new proposals for a certificate of life for all mothers who suffered early miscarriages, a Drogheda woman who is the new holder of the Michael Flatley freestyle competition and we meet a local CPR group who are helping the emergency services.

John Horan and Colm Marry brought us the latest news as the new stadium in Dundalk rises and fundraising ramps up.

Long-time vendor Bob Reynolds and newbie seller Aspasia Howard are behind a significant push to bring back the glory days of Drogheda's ancient Saturday market in Bolton Square.

Decal Lawless explained why he's not opening his pub in Dunshaughlin, tomorrow Good Friday, in line with past practices.

Lawless's Pub in Dunshaughlin is not opening on Good Friday? Dr Niamh Shaw witnessed the rocket blast off to the moon in Florida. Aspasia Howard and Bob Reynolds want to see Drogheda Market thrive again. Hugh Maguire says get your spring lamb from your local butcher's shop. Louth's new GAA Stadium is progressing nicely and Julitta Clancy receives another award for her peace work.

Principal Holly Smyth and team rider James Ellison popped in for a chat ahead of the British BMW F900 racing series.

David Corbally from Service Stop in Oldtown has a suggestion that would encourage motorists into electric vehicles that makes a lot of sense.

Carole Keating is on a mission to tell the story of Finches Orange that was once made and bottled in her hometown Dundalk.