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Lifestyle Medicine specialist Dr Kate McCann offers advice to men especially, who are experiencing joint pain, which can lead to the more serious condition of arthritis.

Dr. Chris Snowdon from the Institute of Economic Affairs in the UK believes the propsed cocial media ban for under 16's is impractical and unenforceable.

Marley Peig, who is sitting her Leaving Certificate exams at the minute, took a break from the books and popped in for a chat about her future and the mesmerising version of Sylvia's Mother she recently recorded, a song that is very special to Marley and her family.

On today's Late Lunch, triumph for both Meath and Louth GAA, the first in a week-long feature to mark Men's Health, a new Navan author is turning heads with her first novel and no borders when it comes to culinary skills.

The Hurley Bothers at forty, Scotland fan Andy McGuinniety in Boston for the World Cup, previewing the Meath Business Showcase, Tony Weldon ahead of Bloomsday and David Sheehan with a look ahead to the weekend's sporting action.

Ahead of the Meath Business Showcase on Wednesday next in City North Hotel, we heard all about what to expect on the day and who its aimed at.

Ahead of Bloomsday and a celebration of James Joyce happening in the historic Tholsel in Drogheda on Sunday, James Joyce aficionado Tony Weldon popped in for a chat and a song.

Gerry Kelly popped along to Narrow West Street in Drogheda to say hello to the Hurley Brothers John and Francis who have held the fort there for 40 years!

Coming up on today's Late Lunch, we talked to the heartbroken parents of Mia Lily Keogh O'Keeffe who are using their grief to campaign for better road safety measures and stronger enforcement laws. Four Our Fathers and one Hail Mary - how punters are using a confession box in a Meath pub, the hunt for paramedics who happened to be dining in a restaurant when Adrian McConville fell ill. An Post launches Letter to Yourself again and how a Leaving Cert student has turned her life around.