LMFM Late Lunch Listen Back

Ciaran Flynn hopeful of making it home from Dubai, Brendan Sullivan is not hopeful that fuel suppliers with be held to account on pricing, Ruth Duffy deals with Perinatal Mental Health, Nigel McGivern can protect our oil tanks, why apprenticeships are a fine career path and Nicky Kyle's advice on getting going with vegetable seed sowing.

With the annual Meath Apprenticeship Expo taking place in the Knightsbrook Hotel in Trim next week, we heard why the apprenticeship career path is to be highly recommended.

Counsellor & Psychotherapist Ruth Duffy, who specialises in the area of Perinatal Mental Health, offered lots of advice on dealing with a quite common issue for expectant women and new mothers.

Meath County Board Secretary Ciaran Flynn says he hopes to get out of Dubai tomorrow.

Journalist, Freelance Writer and Broadcaster Niamh O'Reilly believes that books should be the focus for children on World Book Day tomorrow, rather than costume characters!

Ger Hyland, President of the Road Hauliers Association, explained the implications for his members and in turn the general public of the fuel crisis and appealed for help from Government.

The Northeast is furious as price gouging abounds at the fuel pumps and on home heating oil! Dundalk's Sheila Bailey remains stuck in Dubai, Niamh O'Reilly believes World Book Day tomorrow has lost focus, Ger Hyland President of the Irish Road Hauliers Association says his members are facing chaos with the jump in fuel prices and Dave Lowe from the Irish Sun tipped some runners at next week's Cheltenham Festival.

Sarah Carey on War in the Middle East and its worldwide consequences, Jacky Murray just wants her daughter to play football, Fran McKeown is running round Meath, funny man Jason Byrne lifted the mood totally and Helen Hanratty is looking to map the frog population in Louth.