Making life safer for women, to do and go about their lives as they wish and free from fear, is an issue that needs greater airing - Ban Ban Goulding contributed superbly to the dialogue today! Lorraine Smith is back on terra firma after years in the skies looking after Aer Lingus passengers. Denise Sullivan is a "Wonder" with all she's been through while Rick Cronje's wine recommendations came from Italy today. Gerry carried on with the Undertones and its been some week or so for birthday girl Eliza Long....

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Last man standing in a Kells cinema Raymond Lynch recalled the place, people and times, Sinead Kelly sorted our pets for the Halloween mayhem, Caroline Busher has the most furtive imagination which she puts down on paper and we swung from punk to easy listening courtesy of the Undertones and Michael English...

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No diets no more for Grace Mulvey, auctioneer Keith Duffy was so insightful about the price of property, Kevin Dundon says anyone could make his Barmbrack, we heard how we can all delve into the history of the establishment of the Irish border and Teenage Kicks paved the way for a week of the Undertones...

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Professor Patricia Casey explained why she believes the de-stigmatisation of mental health is a double edged sword. Kells businessman Micheal McKeon has come through many challenges and is justifiably proud of his Park Ri, which employs more than one hundred local people. Another Ceanannas native, comedian Fred Cooke, is delighted to be back on stage! Gerry was thrilled to return to East Coast Cookery School with Tara Walker, rounded off his week of Boomtown Rats and spoke with David Sheehan ahead of another big weekend of sporting action.

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Nicola Tallant lifts the lid on the Irish crime boss and his infiltration of World Professional Boxing. Mycologist Bill O'Dea joined us live from a mushroom hunt. The Drogheda Motor Show is back on the streets in town this weekend. Sarah McCann's documentary remembers the day Luciano Pavarotti sang in Dundalk's Town Hall and like clockwork Gerry continued his Boomtown Rats tale...

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President, Taoiseach, Tanaiste, Geldof and more besides all on Late Lunch today courtesy of that man of many voices the wonderful Oliver Callan. She's one of us - yes Charlene Mathieson feels right at home in Termonfeckin. Chelsea Farrell is looking for a man with the help of Mammy and Paul Carroll. Meath artist and sculptor John Fitzgerald opens an exhibition of his new work that's been a while in the making. Andrea McArdle thanked all in sundry for their support for the Louth/Meath branch of Down Syndrome Ireland and Gerry believes the Rats Banana Republic is as relevant today as ever...

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14 Steps and 9,000 Candles in memory of all who've lost their lives since the beginning of the pandemic - Natalie Kelly is some Doll! Sheena Hattie recalled her son Conor's short life and the invaluable assistance received from Jack & Jill. Siobhan O'Neill-White sorted activities for the mid-term and Halloween break. From the Boomtown Rats to Drogheda Classical just another day at the office on Late Lunch....

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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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