So many roads in a poor state of repair, potholes abound, damage to motor vehicles, lives lost - it's understandable why people are upset and annoyed. Vet Sinead Kelly took on and answered listeners questions while Joseph and Katie Woods, who received great support from the Irish Cancer Society, encouraged support tor the society's annual Daffodil Day.

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How to avoid being charged for services online you didn't request or want - Declan Bailey, our IT go to guy, advises. Author Andrea Mara's new book is flying high and one of her previous titles has been optioned for TV in the USA! Teresa Leonard has lost an incredible eight stone and has her diabetes under control too. Almost sixty-nine years married, May Risdale told us the secret of her love for husband Alan.

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Still badly shook, Pat Mohan told how he was the victim of a vicious unprovoked attack near his home in Drogheda last evening. Veteran journalist Eamonn Mallie, who was on the frontline of the Troubles in Northern Ireland, is very hopeful for the future. Brigid Reilly supplies and arranges wedding flowers from Fernwood flowers in Oldcastle and Candice Thompson informed us what a local ladies expats group is all about.

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Gillian Rogers told the touching story of her dad Tony who went to Turkey for dental implants and died during the procedure. Orla Byrne is delighted with her fourth guide dog, Barry Quinn, from Meath Fire & Rescue service, offered excellent advice about fire safety in the home and David Sheehan previewed a busy weekend ahead on the sporting front.

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Irish Daily Mail soccer correspondent Philip Quinn on the prolonged hunt for a new international team manager, the oh so lovely Cathy Kelly about her cancer diagnosis and new book, Eoin Mac Giolla Coda on an ancient ritual at the beehive to mark the passing of a beekeeper, Caroline Smith welcoming news that the UK will recognise to loss of babies before 24 weeks and Tara Walker goes soupy loopy with mushrooms!

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The wrist watch is back says Stephen Burns from Midas Jewellers and many listeners still love them too! David Gilroy told the beautiful story of a family letter from 1900 that resonates today. Sister Breda Carroll, Prioress at Siena Convent, expressed her gratitude to Drogheda Dolls for their kindness to the sisters and Kevin Mackin from Slane Men's Shed, explained what the lads are building for Meath River Rescue.

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A restored forty one year old Mini and two Toyota Yaris from 1999 and 2000 all loved by their owners! Celebrant Lorraine McCarthy is now training others through her FuturFaith Ministry, Once Upon a Time Thai Food Truck's Auan O'Neill is chuffed with their national awards and pharmacist Kathy Maher urged vaccination against measles.

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Sine Dunne knows all about sleep and how it matters, Mandy Gilsenan is really missing her Kia car, James Redmond is all set for his gruelling desert challenge and the Hop to It national frog survey is underway.

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Arthurs in Dundalk is on top of the world after a big lottery win, the foods of yesteryear, Liverpool super fan Daire Gorman co-hosting a big night in Drogheda with John Aldridge, it's snowdrop heaven in Rosie Maye's wonderful garden, David Sheehan on the first night of this year's League of Ireland and comedy from Sindhu Vee.

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In light of the remit of the D Hotel changing, CEO of Development Perspectives Bobby McCormack, offered a calm, rational assessment of the reasons underpinning the years of neglect towards Drogheda. Niall Hatch from Birdwatch Ireland looked ahead to the nesting season, compulsive gambler Pat Sheedy reflected on his addiction and chef Tara Walker rustled up a hearty vegetable soup.

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