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Allen O'Donoghue about anti-social behaviour, Oisin Mulligan on winning the lottery of life, John Reilly to rebuild his iconic Meath pub, Jim Marry's spice bag a big hit with the Kemps and our Louise gets her Christmas Tree storage bag from our kind listeners!

Burned to the ground on New Year's eve, Scut Fagan's owner John Reilly, confirmed the legendary watering hole will rise from the ashes once more.

Gerry received a letter from a listener who lives in the Rathmullan/Ballsgrove area on the southside of Drogheda about ongoing anti-social behaviour. Allen O'Donoghue, a parenting coach, who has worked in the community for decades, offered advice from his vast experience of dealing with the issue.

Getting to grips with Grok, Louth launches its Hare's Corner Biodiversity Project, Sandra Finegan advises on new travel regulations and David Sheehan previews the weekend's FA Cup action.

Ruth Breslin, Director of the Irish Sexual Exploitation Research and Policy Institute, is clear about what needs to happen to protect vulnerable women, children and men from exploitation by Grok and other similar online tools.

In her heart-breaking 2022 interview, Patrice Matthews recalls the loss of her two sons, PJ and Mikey to suicide and the subsequent establishment of SAFE Castlebellingham.

Seeking the truth about the death of Kelly Lynch, Rhoda Smith on dealing with depression, staff assaulted at the A&E Department of Drogheda hospital, what Men's Aid are about and local farmers totally opposed to the Mercosur deal.

Retired PSNI Detective James Brannigan, founder of the Katie Trust, is assisting the family of Kelly Lynch, whose body was found in a Monaghan canal on St Patrick's Day 2024, discover what really happened their daughter.