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Late Lunch Tuesday March 8th 2022
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On International Women's Day it was women all the way on Late Lunch today as Banban Goulding spoke about the positive influence her mother Dr Moira Woods has had on her and women's matters in general in Ireland. Luba Healy brought us a ray of hope from Ukraine as her mother and grandmother received an unexpected gift. Sisters Lesa Malone and Nora Morris told us what its like to run a business with all women employees. Angela Gargan is looking for more women to become involved in cycling and local politician Yemi Adenuga spoke powerfully from the perspective of an immigrant woman. Maria O'Dwyer encouraged women to consider a career in engineering while our 2 on Toosday and Soundtrack from Dirty Dancing all came from women!
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17:27|Rick Cronje brings us his selected wines from the Winery in Navan!
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08:05|Bernard McEvoy a life-long Drogheda United supporter, who follows the club home and away, offered his opinion on the sanctions imposed on the club in the aftermath of the trouble in Oriel Park recently.
Mary's Pothole Plea
08:15|Mary Matthews lost two tyres in recent days when she hit a massive pothole near Stabannon in Louth and it appears there's no way she can recoup the €250 it cost to replace them?
Hearing Joe Duffy Again
10:55|The most familiar voice in Ireland values his hearing and also tells us what he's been up to since retiring from RTE.
Maria Macklin's Spring Fashion
20:18|House of Colour's Maria Macklin offers wonderful advice about dressing best to express yourself this Springtime.
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08:47|Uniforms are ditched on Wednesday at St. Oliver's Post Primary School in Oldcastle in favour of second-hand wear, as students and staff make a statement about Fast Fashion.
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12:26|Antonia Daly, of Antonia's wonderful bookstore in Trim, brings us her latest recommendations to enjoy!
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11:41|Kayla, Grace and Saoirse Elliott have recorded a beautiful song in memory of their talented footballing cousin Caolan Finnegan, who died at the age of twenty having been diagnosed with brain cancer a year before his passing, with the proceeds of sales supporting a cancer charity for young people.