David Sheehan reflected on Saturday's extraordinary match between Meath and Louth at Croke Park, which saw Louth apparently dead and buried at half time, only to see them roar back in the second half, yet lose to an amazing two point Meath score with the final kick of the match.

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What a story is Alfie, Donal Glennon's faithful friend, who has been through the mill in recent times. The four-year old Bernese Mountain Dog from Meath, has deservedly been named Bravery Dog of the Year by the organisers of the Golden Paw Hero Dog Awards!

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Dermot Goode's Health Insurance options, Beth Brady all set for Junk Kouture World Final, Donal Glennon's best friend Alfie, Patricia Scanlan's City Girls Forever out in paperback, Ciara Burke's Sage & Stone under water again and David Sheehan reflected on that Meath v Louth classic at Croker on Saturday!

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Oisin Kirk and PJ Callaghan, Louth & Meath supporters, had the banter ahead of the county's clash in Croke Park tomorrow. Tracy White Lyons had a Valentine's card story for the ages, tenor Sean Tester is Italy bound and David Sheehan brought us his weekend sports preview.

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Sean Tester has moved to Puglia in Italy, as he works on honing his magical tenor voice, under the guidance of a master vocal craftsman!

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Love is in the air year after year in the Lyons household, as very special Valentine's cards make a reappearance with new message, apt for the year in question!

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Development Perspectives CEO Bobby McCormack believes an opportunity was missed in Dail Eireann, to bring all interested parties together to save the River Boyne, which is under threat from multiple sources. Sexual abuse survivor Sophie Brady is calling for a change in an aspect of such court cases. Dundalk McCormick's butchers famous sign is back while Stamullen FC pitches are underwater or are they? Trish Rogers marries our taste buds with perfect wine and food combinations, Martina McHugh has a really special Valentine card and caricaturist Niall O'Loughlin rails against AI for a wee while, before realising it also presents real life prospects for all.

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Caricaturist Niall O'Loughlin railed against AI and its consequences for artists before, on considered reflection, he reassured himself and others that human talent will never be replaced by artificial intelligence.

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Sexual abuse survivor Sophie Brady is calling for counselling notes of victims to be fully withdrawn from court cases for a number of reasons.

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Conor McCormick tells us the history behind the Dundalk family's famous butcher shop sign, which has been missing for a year, but now restored, hangs once more outside the Church Street premises.

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