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Late Lunch Tuesday March 5th 2019
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Shrove Tuesday and Tara Walker popped in to rustle us up some delicious pancakes! A Koala rescue in Brisbane brought Sean Farrelly from Meath our way. Save those stamps and you could be saving our precious bog and peatlands as Dr Catherine O'Connor revealed. Their time has come says Stephen McDonnell referring to Electric Cars. Historian Noel French told us about another historic discovery in Trim. Olive Flanagan reopened Annaville Bakery in Navan for the day for a very good reason and Patricia Grennan revealed a family connection with WWF Wrestler King Kong Bundy who passed away earlier today.
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OCD with Counsellor Rhoda Smith
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Drogheda's Boardroom Bust Up
13:19|John Fallon Soccer Correspondent with the Irish Examiner offered his take on the boardroom stand off in United Park.
Liam Reilly's Memorial
09:07|Ahead of the unveiling of the memorial to her brother Liam in Dundalk tomorrow, his sister Barbara tells us how the family are so delighted and proud.
Late Lunch Thursday February 19th 2026
01:08:41|John Fallon Irish Examiner Soccer Correspondent offered his thoughts on the Drogheda United boardroom bust up, agronomist Aindriu Jackson from Carr Golf International talked about golf course management in this extremely wet spell of weather, Rhoda Smith advised on dealing with OCD, Barbara Reilly is full of joy as the memorial to her brother Liam is unveiled tomorrow in Dundalk, Grainne McKeown looked ahead to Local Enterprise week in Louth and we paid tribute to the late Anthony Smith.
Late Lunch Wednesday February 18th 2026
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