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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.

Superintendent Andrew Watters reflected on his life and times as he retires from an Garda Siochana, Opthalmologist Brendan Cummings sets out the seven ways to take care of and improve our eyesight, sisters Mary Noonan, Majella Murtagh and Patricia Faulkner told us how they all successfully battled breast cancer and Wayne Fitzpatrick revealed why himself and his mum Martina are stepping away from their much loved No.3 Restaurant in Collon.

In an incredible coincidence, three sisters, Mary Noonan, Majella Murtagh and Patricia Faulkner, were all diagnosed with breast cancer within months of each other. We heard their stories and who now along with country music star brother Matt Leavy, want to give back to two local organisations that assisted them immensely when going through treatment and recovery.

On his retirement from an Garda Siochana after forty years service, Andy Watters reflects on his work and private lives.

Niamh Hoey's appeal on behalf of her distressed family, Marika Chocianowicz's many talents, Sarah Barker's very personal life saving, Sean Cotter's winning Mini-Marathon medal design and Eoin O'Boyle in defence of regulated vaping shops.

Originally from Poland Marika Chocianowicz along with her husband and teenage daughter now call Navan home where she manages the highly regarded Luvida restaurant which is but one of her many talents as we discovered this afternoon.

Sarah Barker has her CPR training to thank for saving her tiny premature two week old son Oisin, when the little boy turned blue, limp and was unable to breathe.