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Sandra Finegan advised on travel to the Middle East and beyond, locals Sheila Bailey and Ciaran Flynn stranded in Dubai, Meath Women's Refuge are rebranding, we heard lots of advice from veterinarian Sinead Kelly and Niall Hatch welcomed the greater awareness of the ban on hedge cutting.

Meath GAA Secretary Ciaran Flynn and Dundalk's Sheila Bailey. both in Dubai for sporting reasons, who are now stranded because of the war, spoke to us from the Middle East this afternoon.

Roisin O'Donnell and Emily Maguire told us why Meath Women's Refuge is rebranding to Willow Domestic Abuse Services and about the numbers of women who sought support in 2025.

Rick Cronje brings us his selected wines from the Winery in Navan!

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 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?

The most familiar voice in Ireland values his hearing and also tells us what he's been up to since retiring from RTE.

House of Colour's Maria Macklin offers wonderful advice about dressing best to express yourself this Springtime.

Memories of the corner shop flowed as Gerry recalled his local favourite sweet shops of yesteryear! Joe Duffy told us how minding our hearing is so important and what he's been up to since retiring from Liveline. Ciaran O'Kelly believes the rationale for closing the River Boyne to salmon and sea trout angling is flawed. Valerie Wall and her sister Nikita are walking 500 miles in memory of their brother Cormac and raising funds for Boyne Fisherman's River Rescue. Maria Macklin from House of Colour advised on Spring fashion trends and we caught a word with Meath farmer Patrick John Wall who has become a TikTok sensation!