Sibeal - Nach bhfuil si go hAlainn?  Paula Ralph told us about her work helping people through surgery.  Emma Loughran and Aoife Halpin recalled their experience of waiting for and receiving the Leaving Certificate results a year ago and what they're up to now.  And we touched base with Dundalk fans in Slovakia  

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What a weekend for Meath Swimmers!  Mark Hanley and Sinead Delaney only went and won the Mens and Womens Liffey Swim in its historic 100th year - a double for the Royal County!! Anthony Gilsenan manager of Killua Castle popped in for a chat.  With Leaving Cert results just a week away there are many options besides college which we heard about today and will through the week from the Louth Meath Education and Training Board.  While Irish Times Washington correspondent Suzanne Lynch doesn't hold out much hope of gun law reform in the USA following the latest mass shootings.  

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The Sun's always shining when Globe Travel's Sandra Finegan calls!  Roslyn Doherty is still assisting people who are struggling with their mortgages with great success.  Meath Road Safety Officer Mick Finegan spoke about safety ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend.  Darragh O'Heiligh is disappointed but philosohpical about the cancellation of Music at the Gate during the forthcoming Fleadh.  Leon Blanche previewed the weekend in sport and Paul O'Sullivan told us why business is booming at Carlingford Lough Ferries.

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A vegetarian once but hunter now- its game all the way for Rachel Carrie!  Another closure due to no insurance - this time its Trim Alpacas.  Ahead of the Dublin Horse Show next week course designer Tom Holden popped in for a chat.  Tara Walker teamed up with Nick's Fish at East Coast Cookery School.  We heard about a big sponsorship for the Fleadh and a new festival called PUCA all set for the off this Halloween.

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Ahead of another night of destiny for Dundalk in Europe we were joined by Big Match commentator Adrian Taaffe and some Lilywhite fans out and about in Baku!  We heard about Outcomers Drogheda which is launching tomorrow.  From the Candy Store to the Galtymore - Joe Kearney reflected on the Showband era and on the 44th anniversary of the Miami Showband tragedy we were joined by Martin Lynch co-writer of a new Musical about the band.

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He's some man!  Thirty two triathlons, in the same number of days in every county (32) in Ireland - that's Declan Loy!  Padraig Rath is the keeper of toys, Vet Sinead Kelly had all the answers, we met Transplanters heading to the World Games and Leon Duffy told us of his plans to restore the Central Hotel in Navan.

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Brody Sweeney's Camille Thai Kitchen rolls into Navan and Ashbourne shortly - we talked and tasted today!  Tracey Hanby and daughter Clodagh are on a month-long tour of the Irish Coast - Day 1 - Wexford update.  Singer/Songwriter Brian McGrane is making his way solo and as we heard he's really good.  While Sharon Keogan made an appeal for support on behalf of motorbike racer Aaron Clifford who's in a coma in hospital in the UK following an accident last weekend. 

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Have a listen and you'll understand why Louth has a Winner on its hands in Chelsea Farrell!  No shortage of comment, discussion, debate and fun with Carmel McCarthy, Betty Clarke and Caroline Kavanagh our Women with Opinions.  Leon Blanche took a look ahead to the weekend in Sport and the Stout's are digging again in Conty Meath with some success.

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Adrian Taaffe our Big Match commentator had a chat with Gerry about Dundalk's draw with Qarabag in the Champions League last evening.  We met our featured Team Carrie runners as they prepare for the Dublin Marathon 2019.  Margaret Madden brought us her recommended reads on Late Lunch Book Club.  The Village Hotel celebrates its first birthday and Marie Daly CEO of Crann Support Group posed searching questions following last night's Primetime investigation into a chain of Dublin creches.

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When Margaret Madden recommends a book you can be sure you'll enjoy reading it!  Here she is with her picks for July and beyond - Enjoy!

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