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Late Lunch Friday November 8th 2024
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Up For The Cup featured Graham Gartland, who played in the winning 2005 FAI Cup Final team for Drogheda. Denise Lynch from Wool Works in town, told how she's had a huge demand for Drogheda flags, bunting and merchandise. E-commerce expert Ruairi Browne brought us a really interesting analysis on TESCO Clubcard in comparison with prices in other major multiples. Dee Rangers captain Orla Sheehy is looking forward to the club's Leister Final tomorrow, David Sheehan previewed the weekend's sporting action and Triggers brush triggered the laughs in Friday's comedy feature.
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01:11:39|Getting to grips with Grok, Louth launches its Hare's Corner Biodiversity Project, Sandra Finegan advises on new travel regulations and David Sheehan previews the weekend's FA Cup action.
Getting to Grips with Grok
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Late Lunch Thursday January 8th 2026
01:16:20|Seeking the truth about the death of Kelly Lynch, Rhoda Smith on dealing with depression, staff assaulted at the A&E Department of Drogheda hospital, what Men's Aid are about and local farmers totally opposed to the Mercosur deal.
Kelly Lynch - Seeking Answers Revealing The Truth
20:57|Retired PSNI Detective James Brannigan, founder of the Katie Trust, is assisting the family of Kelly Lynch, whose body was found in a Monaghan canal on St Patrick's Day 2024, discover what really happened their daughter.
Dealing With Depression
14:31|Rhoda Smith from Slane Counselling Centre explained what depression is, the reasons we become depressed, its symptoms and what we can do to deal with it.
Late Lunch Wednesday January 7th 2026
01:10:01|Meath based Venezuelan Maria Isabel Meza Silva reflected on the fractious situation in her homeland, USA based Jim Bishop offered his take on his President's foibles, Showcase bound Louth businesswomen joined us and Eamonn Norris who counts Emmerdale among his directorial career had his say on Corriedale
Venezuela On Her Mind
13:47|Though now living far away from home in Bettystown County Meath, the situation in Venezuela and violent death of her father, is never far away from the thoughts of Maria Isabel Meza Silva, who welcomes the removal of President Nicolas Maduro by the USA but only if it leads to regime change through democratic elections.
Late Lunch Tuesday January 6th 2026
01:06:29|Celebrating the Three Kings in Spain and Little Christmas in Ireland, An Post not doing a Danish on its letter delivery service and Vincent's welcoming donations during business hours.