Navan Soup Kitchen won't be able to continue without assistance as founder Mark O'Neill explained. Cathy Kelly's new book The Wedding Party has just made it to Number One on the bestsellers chart her 21st to make top spot! Pharmacist Kathy Maher was a mine of information about expiry dates on medicines, pills, creams and lotions. Declan Cleary's daughter Aoibhin will line out for Meath in Croke Park on Sunday and he's rightly so proud! And we heard more about and from our Artists of the Week Bananarama

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Professor Paul Moynagh told of the new vaccines on the way against Covid while questioning another round of boosters using the original vaccines. Colm Lyon offered his vision of the future for Irish banking. Our 2 on Toosday featured the Beatles, local milliner Sarah O'Rourke is headed London and New York way, Jacksie Kiernan is looking forward to another Meath team in an All Ireland Final and we were dancing in the aisles to our Artists of the Week Bananarama...

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Cyclist Sean Nolan was so lucky he wasn't more seriously injured at Townley Hall Wood on Friday. Jason McGee warmed our hearts with memories of Macardles Brewery's 140 years in Dundalk. Marguerite Cotter from Phonewatch had plenty of sound advice about home security. Gary O'Meara made a call out for ideas people and off we went with our Artists of the Week Bananarama...

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We heard why there's still a place for good table manners, about a forensic cleaning service, rustled up another summer salad with Tara, enjoyed more topical banter from Sinead, took a trip to the bog, covered off sport, comedy and our artist of the week Cat Stevens..

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A priest at last - Barry White told us about his journey. Through Europe in a camper van during a heatwave - Aileen Ryan and Enda Coll are on some journey! You couldn't but LOVE Barbara Scully, admire Annette Callan and enjoy Gerry's Artist of the Week Cat Stevens..

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Would you take on your wife's surname after marriage? A cautionary tale about online dating, photographer par excellence Tina Claffey, back to the future at Gormanston camp and another belter from Cat Stevens.

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Will this spell of intense heat bring it home that climate change is here? Climatologist Professor John Sweeney had his say. The Holistic Gardener, Fiann O'Nualainn, let us in on his ways of cooling down. Liz Sandeman's passion for Dolphin's is infectious and she knows all about our Finn in Carlingford. Singer/Songwriter Lisa Murray is oh so talented and her new single is one to watch! Our 2 on Toosday, Cat Stevens and Gerry's mouldy tale completed a busy afternoon...

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A new record holder for the largest Ice Cream Cone - Ratoath's Big Defender? Michael Farrelly puts swimming on the map in Carnaross! Gill Kenny gave hooch the heave ho and is loving life again. Sisters Ruth and Jane Flanagan are creating a real buzz with their sustainable knitwear collection. Meath midfielder Orlagh Lally is so looking forward to another All Ireland final. Maiya McGonagle is firmly focussed on bringing the Miss Ireland crown back to Louth and Gerry selected a real gem as his Artist of the Week..

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Nostalgia abounds when it comes to ice lollies, the remarkable story of Dan McGovern, summer salads with Tara Walker, minding our four legged friends in the intense heat, sport, comedy and a final hurrah from Madonna....

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The Centre for Talented Youth at DCU will celebrate thirty years working with young people who have special ability. With a royal seal of approval Kathryn Lord knows what it takes to be a Nanny. You just got to take notice when Kay McCabe speaks about Involve Meath and what they're doing. Emily O'Beirne is reaching for the stars in the world of tennis and after three fallow years the Northeast's Business Excellence Awards are back..

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