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Paul Claffey's Country Music trips to Spain are going strong, Barry Murtagh reflects on thirty years in business, Siobhain Gibbons sets out in recruitment consulting and Sammy Monaghan played against him in Navan while David Browne is a huge fan of snooker world championship contender Hossein Vafaei.

Barry Murtagh reflected on 30 years of serving the people of Drogheda whom he thanked along with his loyal team, who he said are the reason the business has been so successful.

Siobhain Gibbons brings extensive experience in recruitment to her new business Aibhilin Consulting and what a great story she has to tell about her life journey!

The late Chris Mazahery and his snooker tables in Navan played a key role in getting Hossein Vafaei a visa and onto the professional snooker circuit in the UK and beyond.

Singer Songwriter David Keenan told us why he believes AI is a real threat to the arts and artists, Cathal Nolan offered a positive weather forecast, Alan Heary knows what it takes to motivate us, Maria Macklin is the Jean Genie and pharmacist Kathy Maher wants to keep everyone sun safe.

Alan Heary, who works with a range of people across sport, business, the professions and life in general on motivation, joined us for a fascinating chat as his new book "Maintain Motivation" is published.

Louth's Muchgrange Farm owners talk to Louise Walsh on Late Lunch about how their potato gelato is 'flying out the doors' to tourists in Dublin's Temple Bar.

Why "Hello" to a friend or stranger can mean so much, a rosy day in Dunshaughlin, motoring with Paddy Comyn and Julie Parte's Louth antique discovery in the UK.