Today's Show came from Seapoint Golf Club where the Irish Legends tour event is taking place this weekend and today a who's who of celebrities took to the course with the professionals on one of the most beautiful days of the year! Have a listen as we caught up with the likes of major winner Michael Campbell, Dublin's Jim Gavin, soccer star Teddy Sheringham, actor James Nesbitt, rugby legend Keith Wood and world motor racing champion Damon Hill. We also heard from the owners Carr Golf who told us this was only the beginning of great things for the County Louth course and that they're in for the long haul. Our very own Des Smyth, who designed the course with Declan Branigan, and who is one of the hosts of the event was in great form and we also heard from the celebrity organisers and the Legends tour people...

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On the longest day no better man to have on board than Anthony Murphy from Mythical Ireland. Aisling Carolan and Greg Droulon are regenerating Aisling's family farm the organic way with great success. Katie Melady has penned a song for the Irish women's soccer team who are on their way to the World Cup. Joanne Walsh CEO of Water Safety Ireland wants everyone to be safe waterside this summer.

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Philp Quinn soccer correspondent with the Irish Daily Mail gave his opinion on Ireland and Stephen Kenny. Gerry took a trip on a Trishaw, Hands 4 Unity are doing tremendous work at the heart of our community and its year 10 of another fantastic event - the Kilmoon Barn Dance.

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Tommie Gorman is busier than ever since he retired from RTE and struck a positive note on one of his speciality subjects Northern Ireland. Sadly John Gibbons painted a gloomy picture on the destruction of insects and its implications for all life on earth. Kids in Biz like Conor Gibson aim to earn some money over the summer holidays and our own legend Brendan Lawlor is looking forward to teeing off at Seapoint golf club this week...

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Six hardy women from Templetown to Rockabill by sea! With the large or small ball, Jason McAteer so loves Ireland and he's coming over next week for the Irish Legends at Seapoint golf club. Ciara Burke, Carmel McCarthy and Sinead Kavanagh had plenty to say on a range of typical topics. David Sheehan looked ahead to the sporting weekend and we enjoyed our Friday comedy fix too...

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Lots of items in common in our junk drawers which Niki Bowman maintains we should store orderly. The butcher Sarah Kelly is offally nice and sells plenty of it too! Siobhan O'Neill White had loads of things to do with children over the summer holidays from school and Gemma McMahon believes everyone has ability to fill a meaningful role in the workplace.

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Dave Hewitt, who grew up beside the Dignam's, regaled us with some lovely stories about his neighbour and friend Christy. Ahead of Bloomsday on Friday, Tony Weldon had us all enthralled as he spoke about James Joyce. On the annual week dedicated to men's health, Dr Kate McCann had plenty to say and Bev Truss, who rescues hedgehogs, wants cattle grids filled in or up!

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Dogs are good business for Rory Clarke thanks to doggy ice cream, Sonya and Paddy McCabe are maintaining their incredible weight loss by living the Slimming World way, Edel Deane is mother to three premature babies and Castletown KP national school is celebrating its 50th year....

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Following on from retaining his East of Ireland title last weekend, Laytown & Bettystown clubman Alex Maguire headed to the home of golf St Andrews in Scotland where he won the prestigious St Andrews Links yesterday by 5 shots! A family connection saw Hannah Hussey fly from Canada to see Harry Styles in Slane on Saturday and being a fan since his One Direction days, she wasn't disappointed! Amanda Geard makes the link between Tasmania and Ireland in her new book called The Moon Gate. The inner child may need attending to in some of us which is where Linda Culleton and Lorena Degue come in. And we heard why sport plays such an important role in what the Louth/Meath branch of Down Syndrome offer to its members and families.

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Gary Murphy is looking forward with confidence to the Legends Tour Golf at Seapoint golf club, Declan Bailey loves Apple's ground breaking Vision Pro headset, Harry Styles fans from primary schools in Meath have recorded one of the Slane concert bound star's songs as Tommy Tiernan brought us our comedy and David Sheehan ran the rule over the weekend's sporting action.

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