The Lite Lunch

On today's show, the first bulk recycling machine in Meath, how a US author cried on learning her work was still alive in Meath, a Louth artist's breathtaking new mural, Hector and more

The ever popular former manager of Navan Shopping Centre Pat Mullaney tells us how he survived a recent major cardiac incident thanks to the speedy actions of his wife Christina and son Patrick.

Eleanor Meade told us how much the new deal with LIDL means to her family business. Hugh Tierney recalled the day he took his bubble car around Dundalk and his recent appearance with Kevin McCloud on his Classic Cars TV Show. Chloe Molloy appealed for information on her missing Golden Retriever Cooper. Fr. Iggy O'Donovan recalled his meeting Pope Leo at the weekend in Rome. We heard all about the Mi Meath Gift Card and its significance to local businesses in the Royal County. While Paul Johnstone and Lisa Levins from the RNLI in Clogherhead sold us on why its a great crew to become involved with!

On today's show; tributes to athlete Ciara Mageean, how to joybomb, soups with Tara, Pat Mullaney hails his heroes for saving his life and much more.

Rick Cronje brought us his latest selection of wines from; France, Spain and Italy that are all available at O'Brien's Wines in Drogheda.

Legendary journalist and broadcaster Vincent Browne had a word with us about his biography of Charles Haughey. Dr Karen Ward talked about Meath being the home of Halloween. Rick Cronje brought us his latest selection of wines. Jason McGee looked forward to the twenty year coming together at the highly popular Corbett's bar in Dundalk. While David Sheehan perviewed the weekend's sporting action.

Antonia Daly of the wonderful Antonia's Bookstore in Trim brings us her latest selection of recommended reads.

Maria Macklin from House of Colour knows what it takes to have a wholly functioning wardrobe which she advised about today.

Ahead of Commemorations of the Great War, historian Sean Collins joined us once more and on this occasion with an appeal to identify a number of young local men whose names are on the Drogheda Cenotaph, yet nothing is known of them?