LMFM Lite Lunch Listen Back

Daragh McCullough reflected on the extremes from waterlogged to drought on the land. Rian McCrystal has cycling in his DNA, borne out by his win in the Junior Tour of Ireland at the weekend. We caught up with our good friend Fr. Michael Cusack, dog trainer Craig Fay advised on minding our best friends in the extreme heat and Maria Macklin covered off the beach body and dressing appropriately for work in hot weather.

Our favourite farmer from Gormanston as the prolonged dry spell really begins to bite agriculture. - DARRAGH MC CULLAGH

A catch-up with the former Rector at St. Joseph’s Redemptorists in Dundalk now based in Luxembourg who was home at the weekend.

Sean Love's story of capturing sunsets each month throughout the year on the Hill of Tara makes for really lovely listening and his images are now immortalised forever in his beatuful Tara Sunsets book!

Historian Sean Collins began a new series featuring local people from Louth and Meath who have made their mark historically on the national and international stage. Today Sean brought us the life and times of John J Breslin who was born in Drogheda in 1833 and laid to rest in Flushing Meadows cemetery in New York in 1887. Sean described Breslin as the "007" of his time!

David Sheehan reflected on Louth's defeat to Mayo and the rest of the weekend's sporting action. Sean Love told the story of his beautiful Tara Sunsets book. Sean Collins took us through the life and times of patriot John J Breslin. Padraig Rath from Clogherhead RNLI advised on water safety and Fiona Sherlock introduced us to her forthcoming Cosy Mystery Club.

Louth GAA all the way today on Lite Lunch as Gerry covered the preview of the big game, a Mayo garda sergeant who arrested a Louth player, sleeping in this heat and we went Riverdancing and more

Lauren Duffy arrives home from Australia to surprise her Louth GAA-mad granddad Johnny before the big game