Environmentalist Padraic Fogarty on the mis-management of water, Rory O'Connor about the proposed cull of SNAs, Meath Sports Volunteer Paddy Bird, ReRooted the movie up for an IFTA and Lokesh Bala's exotic fish.

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Paddy Bird is acknowledged as the Meath Volunteer in Sport 2026 for his commitment to badminton coaching.

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Lokesh Bala has opened his Angel Exotix Aquarium in Ashbourne and has some highly prized, microchipped, exotic Arowana fish, associated with luck and good fortune, for sale!

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Rory O'Connor aka Rory's Stories has first hand experience of the enormous benefits to a child receiving assistance from an SNA.

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As a tribute to Anthony, who passed away on Monday, we return to our Late Lunch Show of January 8th 2014, when Anthony reflected on his life and times in conversation with Gerry Kelly.

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Tracy Martin's remarkable story which she weaves through the first novel, mimicking wren song not recommended by Niall Hatch, from carpentry to care - Joe Meehan's new business and Roisin Eivers believes Trim needs a new public swimming pool.

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Carpenter Joe Meehan had an idea far removed from woodwork, which he has now developed into a business of all natural personal care products for men!

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What a story Tracy Martin has to tell; orphaned at fifteen, paralysed following a car accident at eighteen while unknowingly pregnant, having to rebuild her life and now committing her story to print in her factional novel "So Not Me".

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Dermot Goode, from Health Insurance Ireland, compared plans and offered lots of advice around getting the best deal from providers.

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Beth Brady, a sixth year student at St. Joseph's Mercy, Secondary School in Navan, is representing Ireland at the Junk Kouture World Finals next week, with her statement "Golden Globe" sustainability design.

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