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Late Lunch Tuesday October 22nd 2024
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Marie Byrne, founder of the Aisling Group, paid tribute to her friend Michael Reade. Sandra Finegan from Globe Travel covered off a number of hot topics in the world of travel. Denise Wogan took a total break from social media, didn't miss it one bit and has changed her whole approach to what she does professionally & personally. Chairman of Trim Tidy Towns Brian Heffernan is delighted with the town's international successes.
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Late Lunch Monday December 9th 2024
01:09:25|Ruairi Browne brought us very interesting comparisons of supermarket prices in Newry against Dundalk and boy does it pay to stay local! With Christmas imminent, Sarah Carey called out Barbie mania and the toll it's taking on women all over the world. Gerry remembered the late great Dickie Rock in an extract from an extensive conversation he had with the great man back in 201. We also heard out the continuing power outages in Ballinlough and why parking is a big issue for Bozena's Hairdressing Salon in Navan.Late Lunch Friday December 6th 2024
01:08:54|Greg Ennis joined us as SIPTU in Meath celebrated it's 50th year, Turkey grower David McEvoy told how he's supporting a local children's and women's rescue, we just loved Grace Tierney's new book "Words Christmas Gave Us", David Sheehan looked ahead to the weekend's Premier League action and Greg Davies weighed in with the laughs.Late Lunch Thursday December 5th 2024
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01:02:14|Daithi McGahon's Coffee Box concept is so popular and growing by the new time. Paddy Prendiville editor of the Phoenix Magazine since 1984 joined us for his now annual chat. Gerard Duffy has been at the cutting edge of renewable energy for forty years and Ango Courtney is so looking forward to his beloved Ardee St. Marys making history in Croke Park on Saturday.