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Donor conceived children, saving on fuel, becoming an SDG Advocate, Gina managing her way to the top in construction, the cost of Hospice Homecare drives of concern and Florence whistles her way into the history books.

Bobby McCormack, CEO of Development Perspectives, made the case for becoming and SDG Advocate and the difference it can make in our communities and beyond.

With fuel prices rocketing, Paddy Comyn from Done Deal Cars, explains ways of conserving fuel as we drive.

Louise McLoughlin, a donor conceived person herself, is raising very important issues around the rights of people born into this world thanks to the sperm of a man who is forever part of that person's life.

On today's show, Louise Walsh spoke to Mena Curran who, despite a number of stillbirths and miscarriages, battled on for her rainbow baby. But her story didn't end there. A driving instructor revealed that he has been asked to 'sign off' people from sitting driving lessons. We also spoke to a young Ratoath student who is documenting his daily life with disabilities, a DIY woman looks for help and a Trim singer's debut single.

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.