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Ziva Cussen joined Gerry Kelly on Late Lunch to talk about her ongoing treatment, following a breast cancer diagnosis. Despite her resolve, bravery, determination and incredible courage, Ziva lost the good fight on Saturday. In Ziva's memory we return to that conversation in early July last year and express our sadness at her loss to her family. May Ziva be at peace.

Dr. Conor Kerley about the inverted food pyramid, divorce thirty years on with Michelle Browne, Camino and walking holidays in focus for Martin Skelly & Elaine Harold and Helena O'Connor devastated at her late son's memorial being vandalised.

Cashing in on gold and silver, the future of public houses, set dancing and the weekend's soccer action in focus.

Michael Farrelly from the Carnaross Inn and Jimmy Gilna pub owner in Laytown are both really concerned for the future of the licensed trade and our public houses.

Gerry was joined by members of the Autism Louth Meath Youth Club, who were invited to appear on a new TV Show called The Assembly, which will air on Virgin TV next Monday. These wonderful young people got to put questions to some well-know celebrities and politicians.

Recovering cocaine addict Chris Jenkins, TU Dublin lecturer Paula Kelly about AI, Autism Louth Meath Youth Club members interview celebrities for The Assembly TV Show and Joanne Walsh advises on winter open water swimming.

Eoin McGee on why money matters with a huge caveat, new home and business for Sandra Walsh, the Raven revealed by Aoife McPartlin and Ann Lawlor in defence of cyclists.

You'll be surprised as Eoin McGee contexts money in the journey of life in his brilliant new book!

Aoife McPartlin from Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland brought us a fascinating insight into the world of the largest member of the corvid family the Raven!