The Lite Lunch

Oisin Lennon takes the lead in Lord of the Dance, a Clontarf cat discovered in Drogheda, Louth supporters confident ahead of the Dublin match, why the Irish primary school day should be longer, Karl Kavanagh's first children's book and David Sheehan's preview of the weekend's sporting action.

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Aine Murphy tells the story of her partner Hubert's sudden health emergency and the pressing need for alternative accommodation to enable him to return home.

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Grace Tierney digs deep to reveal the origin and true meaning of words!

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Mattie Kerrigan pays tribute to a man he played against and for, who he described as a true legend of Meath GAA.

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Eric Innes from AK Solar took us through the benefits, process and how the installation and operation of solar panels works.

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Niall Heffernan's invite to grief counsellor Dr Bill Webster is aimed at adding another dimension to his undertaking business.

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Niall Heffernan invited Grief Counsellor Dr Bill Webster to Ireland and what a great move it proved to be as Bill talked about his own grief, how he coped and is now helping others through bereavement. Grace Tierney brings us the real meaning of words. Mattie Kerrigan paid a lovely tribute to the late Meath GAA great Mick O'Brien. Her first novel and Anne Cadwallader has drawn from her vast experience covering the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Aine Murphy told us the heart breaking story of her partner Hubert's health emergency.

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Brigid Finnegan made an ancient discovery while out walking along the River Boyne, Charles Coyle has something new and exciting at Emerald Park, Antonia Daly brings us her recommended reads, Paddy Meade told us about the disappearing water well pumps, Eric Innes from AK Solar took us through the what's what of solar and Andrea Molloy spoke on declining standards in speech.

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While out walking along the River Boyne on low tide in the heart of Drogheda, eagle eyed Brigid Finnegan spotted something in the water that caught her attention and turned out to be something ancient and really special.

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Paul Claffey's Country Music trips to Spain are going strong, Barry Murtagh reflects on thirty years in business, Siobhain Gibbons sets out in recruitment consulting and Sammy Monaghan played against him in Navan while David Browne is a huge fan of snooker world championship contender Hossein Vafaei.

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