You really couldn't put a label on our Louise!! Alice Taylor is quite simply adorable, ahead of the Drogheda Motor Show Tony Conlon picked his marks, a camper van enthusiast meets his kin again, fine young people of Meath are acknowledged and the Boomtown Rats are Gerry's Artists of the Week

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Alan Bailey, who was an integral member of the team investigating the disappearance of a number of women in Leinster, reflected on the renewal of the search for Deirdre Jacob. Tara Gerbola is only delighted to be back in the ring, Brian Gregory is some boy for eighty three, David Sheehan did his weekly sporting thing and the curtain fell on Horslips our Artists of the Week.....

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An electric shock for farmer Darragh McCullough, some stories from GAA heartlands told superbly by P J Cunningham, a knock on the door with menace and a local mother finds out her child is immersed in the world of drugs and more about Artists of the Week Horslips....

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Gail McEvoy deciphered Budget 2022 in laywoman's terms, there's more than Sea to the Salty Sisters, why there's no Gelato to Melt in Swords, a pain in the leg that shouldn't be ignored, revealing the beauty of bridges in Meath and more from Horslips.......

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Ciara Burke explains why she's in the Christmas spirit already despite Covid and challenging times finding staff. Pharmacist Kathy Maher talked us through the ins and outs of getting the seasonal flu vaccine. What a woman - Mary Murphy mum to fourteen children with 26 years between her first and last!! Nicky Kyle sorted out our vegetable tasks and more besides in the greenhouse , tunnel and garden for October. Grainne Berrill made a call out for nominations of volunteer leaders in Louth and Gerry's Horslips story rolled on...

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On being a Mammy in your forties - Kathleen Black and Eilis Matthews told their stories! Manchan Magan explores the Irish language through his brilliant stage show " Im agus Aran" which comes to the Solstice Navan and An Tain in Dundalk this week. Graham Campbell, Chairman of Drogheda Boys, was candid as he reflected on the arson attack which totally destroyed the club's changing rooms and equipment last evening. Fiona Buckley was simply brilliant as she discussed the transitioning back to our places of work. Horslips are Gerry's Artists of the Week and Eamonn Doyle revealed LMFM's final five in our search for new Irish musical talent.

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What a story and brilliantly told by Riverdance Star Darren Casey! Frugal Mama Chloe Symond's life changes are really paying dividends. Multi-Marathon Man Alan Corcoran has done real good, David Sheehan looked ahead to the sporting weekend and Gerry said goodbye to his Artist of the Week Mary Black.

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The case for nuclear power to generate electricity in Ireland is strong and needs to be seriously considered says Denis Duff from 18for0 group. Noelle Rock's new book "A Robin's Tale" is simply a superb concept in introducing children to bereavement and death. She'd just lift your mood - the irrepressible Sue Masterson is loving her new life! Drogheda Special Olympics are looking for assistance with their leaky roof as Mary Black serenaded us with No Frontiers...

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There is a road to recovery no matter how long it takes to kick your addiction as Anthony Deegan's story confirms. Luke Cassidy's debut novel, Iron Annie, is being broadly acclaimed and there's lots more doors opening for the Dundalk author. No more soaking lines of clothes thanks to Colin O'Brien's new invention. We spoke with Brenda Pieper Callan about breastfeeding and Gerry's focus on Mary Black rolled on...

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We signed off with immunologist Professor Paul Moynagh, who has been with us most every week since the outbreak of the pandemic. Joanna Blythman believes we're paying the price for what has now been proven to be food fallacies! The most incredible woman, Eileen Rushe, was laid to rest yesterday - today we paid her a most deserving tribute. Fr Noel Kehoe invited listeners to partake in this year's online Novena to St. Gerard and our Gerard has selected Mary Black as his Artist of the Week...

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