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Late Lunch Monday November 25th 2024
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Duleek Bellewstown and Meath star Eamonn Armstrong is heading for Melbourne next summer and Australian Rules club St. Kilda in Melbourne, where he has signed a three year deal. Paddy King is offering assistance to older folk unfamiliar with smartphones and technology each Friday, at his vodafone shops in Drogheda, Navan & Dundalk. Dan Bannon has published his Louth and Proud 2024 yearbook and boy has he done a fabulous job! While Chartered Surveyor Daniel Gunning, explained why homeowners need to revisit the amount the building is insured for, in the context of rising rebuilding costs.
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Anthony Murphy - Is there another discovery in the boyne valley
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Dressing for Work in Warm Weather
17:34|Maria Macklin from House of Colour talks about the "beach body" and what and not to wear to work or the office in hot weather.
Lite Lunch Wednesday July 15th 2026
01:26:07|Fr. Iggy O'Donovan returns to the Augustinian Church and Community in Drogheda, Kells student Elliot Morris is part of the Irish team set for the First Global Challenge in South Korea, following years of development Nicola Byrne's Risk Eye has the solution to dealing with online harm, Adrian Malone is passionate about building social inclusion and better mental health in Dundalk and Dr Kate McCann advised on dealing with Jellyfish and Weever fish stings.
Nicola Byrne - Founder of Risk Eye
23:10|Founder of risk eye who specialise in online risk , reputation monitoring and digital security
Lite Lunch Tuesday July 14th 2026
01:22:59|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.
10:42|Our favourite farmer from Gormanston as the prolonged dry spell really begins to bite agriculture. - DARRAGH MC CULLAGH