The Lite Lunch

Georgia Lillis is looking to secure a new home for her equine therapy business in North County Dublin. It's Christmas at Beechmount Garden Centre!!! Cynthia Simonet has an issue with the proposed name for the new theatre in Trim? Mary Doyle and her friends always travel light, it makes sense and is so much easier. Gerry was really impressed with artist Joan Moroney who he met at her recent exhibition.

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Brenda Courell, told the story about facing her mortality on Late Lunch last week and how she's love to see Coldplay in Dublin next August. Wendy Fitzgerald Jameson, a Coldplay fan, picked up on the story and while grieving for her brother Ed, who passed away at fifty recently, got tickets and gave them to Brenda! The pair met for the first time in LMFM this afternoon and the story unfolded. We also heard from fertility coach Helena Tubridy, TikTok sensations the KK Sisters, the McGoverns enjoying an indoor picnic and Katie Melady from the Women's World Cup in Brisbane....

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Was the previous way of selling tickets for concerts not superior to the online scramble today? Joe Tierney, who was a Ticketmaster agent in Navan, believes it was but says there's no going back. Jamie Maguire is looking to find her late dad's Suzuki motorbike, Irene Gahan recommended some cracking reads, Rick Cronje chipped in with some gorgeous Malbec wines and David Sheehan brought us his review of the weekend sporting action..

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Criminologist Trina O'Connor knows how to fix the violence afflicting our towns and cities, Danny Corrigan told a wonderful storey that epitomised Sinead O'Connor, Kathy Maher explained why there's a shortage of certain drugs at the pharmacy and Denise Reilly thanked all who are fundraising for her brother Tommie, who is now living with an acquired brain injury.

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Brenda Courell is facing her mortality with amazing strength and positivity, Jackie and Paul Disney are onto something really needed by people who are homeless while Lainey Ni Mhordha is producing a range of products from reclaimed, biodegradable materials. Awe and no joy at the Women's World Cup for Ireland as they lose to Canada in Perth, as Katie Melady joined us from the stadium just after the final whistle.

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Thanks to a movie, Glenda Taylor, who owns more that 700 Barbies, still can't believe she's making news! Dr Bart Kuczera, of Beacon Fertility Clinic, broadly welcomes government funding for IVF treatments. Artist Niamh McCann is looking forward to her art in action at the walled gardens in Oldbridge House, Micheal Keogh is a life saver and Samantha Kelly, the Tweeting Goddess, believes in the rebranding of the bird with 'X'!

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Padraic Grennan from Erin International explained how his company played a pivotal role in tracing relatives of the elderly couple, who its believed were dead for eighteen months in their home, before their bodies were discovered. Claire Gavin, alias Phoebe in Fair City, who is currently filming a new production with the BBC, popped in for a chat. Bryan Lynch is more than happy with his new solar panels supplied and fitted by Lennon Solar and Martin Skelly from Navan Travel. in the context of those wildfires, had advice for holidaymakers heading for the Greek islands.

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What a remarkable woman is Kathleen Chada, whose two sons Eoghan and Ruairi, were murdered by their father Sanjeev. Gerry paid a visit to one of Drogheda's oldest public houses Peggy Moores. Sinead Kavanagh and Carmel McCarthy had lots to say on a range of stories making the news and David Sheehan brought us his excellent analysis ahead of the weekend's sporting action.

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Peggy Moores in Sunday's Gate is one of Drogheda's oldest public houses, which in recent years has been acquired by the McGowan family, who also own the fabulous Scholar's Townhouse nearby. On acquiring Peggy's the McGowan's unearthed a treasure trove of goods and artifacts that adorn the premises today. Indeed its a museum to times past and with this in mind Gerry Kelly paid a visit and enjoyed a tour of the place in the company of Glen McGowan and his dad Martin. It also became apparent that Peggy Moores today combines the old with the new. Have a listen to discover the many aspects of a wonderful addition to the hospitality and social scene in Drogheda

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Tom Cardiff knows from the Balbriggan experience how to deal with the Seagull issue in Drogheda. We caught a word with Katie Melady in Sydney as she made her way from the Ireland women's World Cup match. What an interesting man is Gerry Cremin, a water diviner and spirit clearer. And we ended the day in the bog with Dr Aine McHugh!

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