Tom Conachy told us how it was for himself, others and the medical staff on a Covid ward in Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital. Juggling school, work and home; teacher and CBT Practitioner Nicola Culloty offered much sound advice. Jason O'Callaghan discovered he's a minimalist and is now living the dream! We heard a wee tale demonstrating how we're all so connected, the Neil Diamond story continued and Kells based cinematographer Jass Foley's short film White Horse is long-listed for an Oscar...

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Professor Paul Moynagh offered his valued opinions on the current Covid situation. Historian Sean Collins took us back one hundred years and January 1921 in Ireland and the Northeast. Keeping well in Your Community focused on isolation and loneliness, Gerry McDonnell told us about a simple but heartening local rubbish collecting initiative, the Neil Diamond story continued while Drogheda Institute for Further Education is open for new business online.....

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Yes its official w're dealing with a second Pandemic! You're more likely that ever to get shit on your shoe while out walking in all of our towns and villages across the Northeast! She's a marvelous mentor to so many yet Sharon Doherty had to seek help herself. Money Doctor John Lowe remains an advocate for State Savings despite the rate cut. Vet Sinead Kelly had plenty to say about dog fouling and more besides, Joe Hammel just keeps on running for a really worthwhile cause and Neil Diamond's in the spotlight as our Artist of the Week.

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Placed for adoption in 1987 Clair Swaine told her inspiring story and with a new one on the way Denis Farrell has an original Renault 5! Selling scents online? Local business women Emma Fallon and Lisa Heeney are and doing really well. We heard all about a miraculous wedding ring recovery from the sea courtesy of the two Brians, found out more about the Carpenters and looked ahead to some FA Cup ties with Leon Blanche.

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The morning after the momentous day before through the eyes of Irish Times Washington correspondent Suzanne Lynch. It's vegetables all the way for Ollwyn Moran and her boys and they're loving it! Happiness all round as a wedding ring is recovered and a German based Irish crafter though not by design? Another Carpenters tune and remembering Philip Heary Jnr one of life's really good sorts.

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There's money in them there hills, fields, gardens, sheds, beds and trees and it can still be cashed in as Paul Molumby from the Central Bank explained. Solicitor Deirdre Moran set out what to do next if you're a survivor from a Mother & Baby home. Her debut novel "Hidden Lies" is thrilling and receiving fantastic reviews so we just had to have a word with Rachel Ryan. Maria Flynn's spuds are in big demand, Gerry wasn't full of beans but John Shanahan was ahead of Joe Biden's inauguration

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Our Late Lunch book reviewer Margaret Madden had her own story to tell today about a pregnancy at sixteen in 1989. Sue Masterson, who had a similar experience some years later, is now 619 days alcohol free and has lots more besides going on in her life. We remembered Colm Crosson, heard about the importance of physical exercise and Milo the parrot who was lost but found! We shone a light once more on the Carpenters and found out about our Libraries who are open for business and available to all.

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Nothing blue this Monday on Late Lunch as we heard from Hector and the favourite things that make him Happy! Dermot Goode was on hand to help save money and select the most appropriate Health Insurance plans. Our most famous farmer Daragh McCullough had a real Spring in his step. Dave Robinson was re-united with Helga and Paddy Cole proved to be the tonic we all needed to round off a pleasant afternoon's chatter...

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It's on the way yes insects will become part of the human food chain in this part of the world in the near future as Alvan Hunt from Hexafly explains! Gerry Williamson is busier than ever in lock down as he works on a compilation of the history of rugby clubs in Ireland. RocDoc continue the roll out of their Covid testing, Tara Walker from East Coast Cookery school had plenty of suggestions for fans of Veganuary, estate agent Gary Little is facilitating conveyancing despite restrictions and Leon Blanche looked ahead to the weekend's action in the Premier League.

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Mick Connell hasn't been out of his home since March last year yet remains so positive that he'll see the light of day again soon this year. Shane Dunphy joined us as the third in his trilogy of audio books is released which he spoke about and more pertinent matters besides. Mark Donnelly's story is really interesting - a new line of clothing supporting mental health awareness - HUH! While in Wildlife Matters Susan O'Donohoe told the story of our Barn Owl...

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