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Young poultry farmer Ben Tierney loves eggs so much he's about to publish a book of ninety egg recipes! Leia Duffy renewed the appeal for information about her brother Mark two years on after his disappearance in Navan. Dermot Whelan was a bundle of fun and energy as he spoke about his new career and show which he brings to the Knightsbrook Hotel in Trim on November 3rd. And our regular veterinarian Sinead Kelly spoke about pets, animals and road safety.

Drogheda United manager Kevin Doherty reflected on the club reaching the FAI Cup Final. Stephen Walsh, through his Primal Fitness business, is giving back to the children's ward at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital. Martina Keegan and Paula McGuinness from the Navan Collective popped in for a chat. Our Road Safety Week features began with Meath Road Safety Officer Audrey Norris and Inspector Peter Gilsenan from the Meath/Westmeath Roads Policing Unit.

What an inspiration Alan O'Brien's story of survival and recovery is! Irene Gahan brought us her book recommendations, Gerry enjoyed a walk through Rosie Maye's wonderful garden and David Sheehan looked ahead to a busy weekend in sport.

The top three pieces of electrical equipment in our kitchens had listeners engaged, as chef Chris Savage from the Black Bull Inn told us what's essential in his kitchen. Paul Hopkins made the case for men being far better hoarders than women. Nathan Ward's life is so restricted due to a rare condition and the little 9 year old really touched us, as he became emotional talking about not being able to go to school. Fr Brendan Callanan told us about the theme for this year's annual St Gerard's Novena which begins next week in Dundalk.

Gail McEvoy dissected the key points of Budget 2025 that apply to ordinary people in their day to day lives. Lizzy Doran home on a short break from Australia told us about her life there and what she misses being far away. Kwasie Boyce is so happy to be doing what he does with MAD Theatre in Dundalk. Not everyone is pleased with the finance ministers after yesterday, as Trim restaurateur Mick Hughes explained.

Osborne Recruitment CEO Shona McManus reflected on the success of her business and dipping her toes in the world of politics. Personal trainer Vito Tulauskas told us about his idea to make walking for women safer and boy did he lift our mood!! Sisters Ella and Abbie Farrelly's coffee pod has everyone sipping it at Walterstown. While Orla Crilly paid tribute to her late friend, the colourful Mark Maxi Kavanagh

Sarah Carey on the short sightedness of a giveaway budget, Tupperware alive and well in the Northeast, Meath County Archivist Patricia Fallon, Chiropractor Dr Stuart Kelly and IMRO Hall of Fame Inductee our own Eddie Caffrey!

On today's Late Lunch with Louise Walsh, Mandy Walsh urged people to get that niggle checked out, we went a-trucking, Navan napkins on the Titanic and National Women's Enterprise Day

On today's Late Lunch with Louise Walsh, why should we be wary of the man with the van, a local woman who is aiming to be the first Irish woman to do the 'super' six marathons twice, Sinead Kelly and all the veterinary advice and what exactly is play therapy