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Late Lunch Friday June 16th 2023

Six hardy women from Templetown to Rockabill by sea! With the large or small ball, Jason McAteer so loves Ireland and he's coming over next week for the Irish Legends at Seapoint golf club. Ciara Burke, Carmel McCarthy and Sinead Kavanagh had plenty to say on a range of typical topics. David Sheehan looked ahead to the sporting weekend and we enjoyed our Friday comedy fix too...

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