The Lite Lunch

Long-time vendor Bob Reynolds and newbie seller Aspasia Howard are behind a significant push to bring back the glory days of Drogheda's ancient Saturday market in Bolton Square.

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Decal Lawless explained why he's not opening his pub in Dunshaughlin, tomorrow Good Friday, in line with past practices.

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Lawless's Pub in Dunshaughlin is not opening on Good Friday? Dr Niamh Shaw witnessed the rocket blast off to the moon in Florida. Aspasia Howard and Bob Reynolds want to see Drogheda Market thrive again. Hugh Maguire says get your spring lamb from your local butcher's shop. Louth's new GAA Stadium is progressing nicely and Julitta Clancy receives another award for her peace work.

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Principal Holly Smyth and team rider James Ellison popped in for a chat ahead of the British BMW F900 racing series.

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David Corbally from Service Stop in Oldtown has a suggestion that would encourage motorists into electric vehicles that makes a lot of sense.

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Carole Keating is on a mission to tell the story of Finches Orange that was once made and bottled in her hometown Dundalk.

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Dr Niamh Shaw from Dundalk is on the ground in Florida observing the imminent lift off of the Artemis 2 manned rocket to the Moon!

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David Corbally's suggestion about Electric Vehicles is well worth consideration, James Brannigan is inundated with approaches for assistance from Katie's Trust, Dr Niamh Shaw is at the launch site in Florida for the Artemis moon flight, Carole Keating is on the Finches soft drinks case and Holly Smyth heads up her own Motorbike Racing Team.

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Aoife Ball told of her sister-in-law Sharon's dash to New York for urgent medical care. Retail expert Damien O'Reilly plotted the path ahead for consumers. Fr Paddy Rushe heralded Easter in the church, Paddy Diver let the genie out of his bottle and Megan Gaskin told us about Brad the rescue dog who has been re-homed at long last!

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Paddy Diver's combination of ingredients in a bottle has worked the oracle for himself and is now in huge demand as customers vouch for it's effectiveness in dealing with a range of ailments.

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