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On today's Late Lunch, Margaret Walsh told us all about her new Fearla range of sports shorts, specially designed to fit women's bodies, minding your words, the sun is coming and one man opens up about plastic surgery.

Joanne Appelbee recalls the moment she thought she and her children wouldn't make it as her son swam for four hours in a desperate attempt to save them in a miracle story that made global news

On the Late Lunch today, Joanne Appelbee recalled how she thought she and her two children wouldn't make it after being swept out to sea, while her son swam for four hours in a desperate bid to save them.Have you heard a bird telling you to peepee? You may have found a missing pet. All the sport with David Sheehan, cost of Communion and how menopause affects cancer patients.

Photographer Paula Kavanagh, who has decided to retire from business, popped in to tell us why and reflect on her career.

Today on the Late Lunch Show, Gerry talked to journalist Mary Kenny who is turning the air blue with her house, former referee Erroll Sweeney talks VAR, is travel on the down low or the up take? Tips to get a baby sleeping and a campaign to get school places.

Did you know that a Bailieborough quartet were at the vanguard of the Punk Rock era in Ireland - Frank Shouldice new movie "Once We Were Punks" tells their remarkable story.

Dundalk born, Miami based Plastic surgeon Sidhbh Gallagher, Frank Shouldice takes us back to the punk era with his new movie, Sorcha NiChongaile runs for the Liberal Democrats in the UK and Dylan Griffin saves the day for abandoned kittens!

Meath woman Sorcha NiChongaile fell just short in her bid to take a seat for the Liberal Democrats in the recent council elections in the London Southwark constituency.

Dr. Sidhbh Gallagher from Dundalk, now based in Miami Florida, is experiencing the impact of weigh loss drugs in her line of work.