The Lite Lunch

Professor Paul Moynagh joined us for his regular feature on the Covid situation, John Lowe the Money Doctor is giving a copy of his financial bible to all TY students and Tony Conlon reviewed the new Renault Arkana. And it was the 39th anniversary of Gerry's 21st!!!

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We Are the Champions! Meath Ladies Captain Shauna Ennis and Maire O'Shaughnessy were naturally on a high in the aftermath of their sensational victory over Dublin. Blessed is Gerry among women as he joined 180 brave ladies who raced naked into the Irish sea yesterday in the annual Dip in the Nip. Yvonne McCann, who rescues Hedgehogs, had lots to say about our beloved prickly friends. ABBA are Gerry's Artists of the Week and Paul Murphy told of a development in the baby in the phone box story

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Still sounding as good as ever and in fine form, Leo Sayer spoke about his family connections in Navan and lots more besides, as he also looks forward to resuming the Irish leg of his 50th Anniversary tour. Meath Ladies Captain Shauna Ennis is looking forward to the county’s first senior final appearance in Croke Park on Sunday. No better woman than Agnes Brown to put a smile on your face of a Friday! Is she crazy? Laura Nolan is swapping the ballroom for the rough and tumble of the Ultimate Hell challenge.  David Sheehan ran the rule over the weekend in sport and Gerry played out with an Oasis classic from his Artists of the Week….

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Irish Daily Star soccer correspondent Paul Lennon, who was reporting from the match in Portugal last evening gave us his take on the heartbreaking late defeat for Ireland. Niall Hatch from Birdwatch Ireland was his usual insightful self as he told us all about our fabulous Falcons. The man with the Midas touch Stephen Burns recalled his life and times. Beekeeper Tom Shaw is a happy man for at least two good reasons and the turbulence continued with Oasis, Gerry's Artists of the Week.....

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Former FAI and Basketball Ireland CEO Bernard O'Byrne has now turned his attention to GAA and its history in Athboy. Live from Tokyo, Golden Girl Eve McCrystal was naturally on a high with two medals in the can and one event remaining at the Paralympics. Michael Cullen has published his late Dad's memoir and its really enchanting! Chloe O'Neill made an impassioned plea for support for Bellewstown woman Lorraine Molloy. Daithi Kearney told of the coming together in Dunleer to make music and Gerry's feature on Oasis rolled on...

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Professor Paul Moynagh saw no conflict between rising Covid cases and taking the final steps in fully reopening our society. Stef Greene is a Meath Mum on a mission to reconnect children with the great outdoors. Fiona Buckley was so insightful and pragmatic about the new way we'll all work going forward. Aine Duff'y's totally content in her new little home and Gerry gave a spin to his favourite Oasis song as their story continued...

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Although taking a new direction with work, the inimitable Ivan Yates was on top form and only too willing to engage retrospectively. Sunday Sports Presenter David Sheehan surmised on the implications of Meath's Minor All Ireland victory. Young farmer John Halton, who has been shortlisted for a major UK award, had a word or two. Lisa Kennedy believes in the benefits of keeping a daily journal to children and teenagers. While Gerry selected Oasis as his Artists of the Week this time round...

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Kevin Myers was as forthright as ever as he assessed what's happening in Afghanistan and the world in general. Margaret Madden sorted our reading requirements, Rick Cronje chipped in with some lovely Armenian wines, Leon Blanche covered off sport and Gerry brought the curtain down on his week of Stevie Wonder!

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Grace McGeary can't have any more children but she's determined to add to her family. Based in Stamullen, Dominic McDowall, CEO of Cubicle 7,had a chat. Author Andrew O'Connor is so well versed about the life and times of Michael Collins. John Sullivan told us how he came to play Mammy Duck to seven orphans while Gerry continued his week of Stevie Wonder.

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All set for a day of destiny, Meath footballer Aoibheann Leahy is looking forward to the All Ireland final with her late mother always in mind. Wasp expert Professor Seirian Sumner made a strong case for loving the yellow striped insects! Dr Frank Clarke is onto something with his new environmentally friendly and nutritious dog food. Gerry played his special Stevie Wonder song and Geraldine De Bonis told us all about Holly her prized pooch and now Nose of Tralee title holder.

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