Dundalk FM 100 had the pleasure of doing an Outside Broadcast with Town Talk in Felda Health, Fitness and Spa on the Dublin Road this morning.

Thanks Ciaran O'Connor from Felda for all his work in making today's first OB from Felda a success. Thanks very much to all our guests on the show today Rosemary McKeown - Citizens Information Centre, who spoke to us about supports for people who find themselves out of work.

Ciaran O'Connor and Niall kelly Personal Trainer (www.niallkelly.ie)

Thanks also to Joanna Woods (www.bionutritionclinic.ie) and Robert Kinahan (Gym Manager) who both spoke to us about the importance of Nutrition and exercise as part of an overall fitness plan.

Thanks to Barry Kierans Hypnotherapist & Hypnoanalyst Lenister Hypnotherapy Clinic (www.leinsterhypnotherapyclinic.ie) who spoke to us about the benifits of Hypnotherapy and positive attitude as part of a weight loss plan.

Thanks also to Shirley Muldoon - Staff Member who told us all about her cycle from Mizen to Malin to raise money for local charities.

Thanks also to Alison Stevens from the Hair Salon in Felda and Jacqui McDonnell from the Health Spa, who told us all about the services and special treatments they both on offer for you at Felda.

Dundalk FM 100 would also like to thank Felda Health, Fitness and Spa for coming on-board as Sponsor for Town talk from October 2010.

Felda, putting some MUSCLE behind Dundalk FM 100 !!

Lisa Shields - Virtual Office, who came in to tell us about Dundalk's Own Operation Transformation that she is taking part in as part of a Fashion Show in aid of Realt na Mara Centre for Autism Playground Fund thats taking place in Ridleys Nite Club on sept 26th, and it being sponsored by Mizu, educogym and various businesses around Dundalk.

John Connolly from PIPS and Doc Brennan - North East Bikers who came in to tell us all about the wonderful work being carried out on a voluntary basis by PIPS who provide facilities for listening, counselling, therapy and training for those concerned about suicide and self harm

Teresa and Aidrienne Finnerty who came in to tell us all about Adrienne's charity work for Lesotho ACARA build project. Aidrienne went to Lesotho in 2008 as part of a group of 60 and built a "Safe House" and she is now set to return to build classrooms, a playground and paint the "Safe House"...............................thanks also to Sinead and Teresa from North Louth Hospice who kindly came in to tell us all about their "Coffee Morning" they had planned to raise much needed funds for the North Louth Hospice who are totally dependant on voluntary contributions from the public, as they do not receive any government funding.