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On today's Late Lunch Show, we found out just how many trolleys are being dumped in the Boyne River.

The Lemonade Kart was established to help people believe it's ok not to be ok - but what's it all about?

Joan Larkin delves into the world of social media and we talk about a lovely initiative between a Montessori School and a Nursing Home.

How much cocoa do you give a cow to get chocolate milk?  Eoin Sharkey fills us in on the hilarious questions he's come across with his mobile farm.  Leon Blanche talks sport and Brea Mallarkey - we finish by talking to an extraordinary little girl.

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On today's show Joan Larkin talked Louth Co. Library who received an overdue book back - 55 years later.  Mark Nugent is taking on a gruelling cycle on a hand bicycle.

My Lovely Horse Rescue dropped by to talk about the challenges facing them in terms of horse welfare around Ireland.

It's time for Sheridan's Cheese Food Festival and finally we relaxed into the soothing sounds of Graham Gough

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Joan Larkin sat into the hot seat today to ask journalist Barbara Scully just why she's celebrating the end of her school run days.

Michelle Dolan, principal of St Louis in Dundalk had a quick chat with Prince Charles this week on why Brexit could be disastrous for Ireland.

Time is running out for an eight year old Kells boy whose parents are desperately appealing for help to get him to the US by July.

We talked about a forthcoming event 'Taking care of me'.  

Joshua Kirwan tells us how he has never missed a day's school in 13 years while Carina Fitzsimons asks dog lovers to take on a new challenge in aid of Dog's Trust and finally Navan man Pat Coldrick sells out the National Concert Hall

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On today's show, we spoke to Sgt Dean Kerins about a trolley full of shopping that has been abandoned in Navan.  Communions - what to do with the dresses?  

It's 30 years since perpetual adoration was set up in Navan and we spoke to John Howard and Carmel Fagan about how it was going.

Vegan cafe owner Charlotte Pye from Trim dropped in with a multitude of vegan delights and Laura Smits Weldon discussed how she helps education projects in Ghana.

Ballerinas at 70!  The Silver Swans are taking over the barre in Navan and teacher Caroline Kennedy and 'swan' Ann Price explains why.

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Joan Larkin hopped into the hot seat for Gerry on today's Late Lunch to hear about how a Kells-based group is campaigning for better employment opportunities for people with disabilities.

Fr Bradley is leaving Drogheda but not if local groups have anything to do with it.  What is pedal power?  Well Anthony Connor never tyred of telling us about it while Laura Armada brought in her juices which struck gold at awards last weekend.

We love our beaches..or do we?  Alan Watson gave us tips on how to protect our treasured shoreline while Eoin McGee gave us even more tips but this time on money matters and savings.

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On today's show, we talked all things herbicide and how to kill your weeds naturally with Nicky Kyle.  Athboy Tidy Towns and Meath Co. Council are embarking on a new initiative to keep their town pesticide free.

Thatcher Peter Childs expresses his disappointment after his craft went up in smoke at the Thatch pub in Drogheda.

Allen O'Donoghue answered all parenting questions and we learned about a new project to all the older generation get out cycling.

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