LMFM Late Lunch Listen Back

Listeners told us the ice lollies of yesteryear they'd love to see back in shop fridges again as Caroline Smith fills cones to beat the band from her ice cream vans, , Killian Donnelly is really looking forward to reprising Jean Valjean when Les Miserables comes to the Three Arena in Dublin from Friday, organic gardener Roisin Cotter wants growing food introduced on the school curriculum and young boxer Grace Conway is over the moon with her first senior national title.

Gerry caught up with his friend Meath actor Killian Donnelly, who plays Jean Valjean in Les Miserables Arena Tour, which touches down in Dublin this week!

David Sheehan's look ahead to the weekend's sporting action, Sinead Burke's Banter, sister Grainne's prestigious comedy writing gig and Paddy Comyn's Motoring Feature.

Sinead Burke (nee Maguire) lifted the lid on the family's access to celebrity thanks to sister Grainne who's now writing for the prestigious Saturday Night Live in the UK!

Paddy reviewed the all new Volkswagen T-Roc and Cupra Raval EV which he says is the best car he has driven this year! Paddy also raised concerns about the dramatic fall off in roadside breath tests.

The British Ambassador to Ireland Kara Owen spent her day between Drogheda and Dundalk, promoting and strengthening business ties and opportunities between the region and the UK.

Memories of school tours flooded in from listeners, Kate O'Carroll recalled the day sixteen years ago when herself and her brother were rescued by the RNLI, British Ambassador Kara Owen spoke to us on her visit to Louth, we met some Dundalk junior golfers all set for an international tournament in Scotland next week and Daniel Lowe is excited about his new Fujiyama restaurant opening soon in the heart of Drogheda.

Ahead of their trip to Scotland next week, Dundalk Golf Club junior members; Finn McDonnell, Lewis Smith and Emmet Cronin chatted to Gerry about the game they love.

Expert Security Instructor Anthony Cunnane from Krav Maga Systems Ireland in Dundalk, outlines the deficiencies in security personnel training, in light of the tragic death of Yves Sakila on Henry Street in Dublin.