Ciara Burke wants a stop put to talking ourselves into a recession, Aisling McKeever is passionate about swimming, a teenage disco in big demand for good reason, the McCoy's are expanding My Life care, the Burke's Teddy Bear went missing and Gerry hopped aboard the Yellow Submarine...

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Philip D'arcy is a Showband aficionado with a wonderful collection of memorabilia from that much loved era. Dr Deirdre O'Dwyer explained why good dental care is vital in the context of our overall health. The Neonatal Unit at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda is recognised for a ground breaking project. We heard about a Men's Shed in Slane that's an erstwhile cornucopia and Gerry told us more about that Yellow Submarine..

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On the longest day and in the context of the Boyne Valley, Anthony Murphy offered his thoughts on the Solstice. Siobhan O'Neill-White brought us lots of suggestions on what to do and where to go during school holidays. Vet Sinead Kelly took and answered listeners questions, we touched base with talented saxophonist Robert Finegan in London and Gerry was on board that submarine again!

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Jen Hogan is dreading the school holidays, David Beggy carries the gene, Roisin Meaney has another winner on her hands while Craig Corr makes an emotional appeal for an angel plot in his local cemetery.

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A mum of seven dreads the school holidays, David Beggy carries the gene, a bereaved dad calls for a special plot in a local cemetery, author Roisin Meaney, all hands to the pumps and Yellow Submarine...

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Sarah Carey spoke real sense about her observations on twin-track Ireland as we face into an economic storm. Marty Morrissey was his usual loveable self as he brings his party and himself to Drogheda and Kells next week. No codding - there's certainly a way to skin a cat with an amazingly positive outcome! David Sheehan ran the rule over sport, Frasier delivered the laughs and tested listeners while the curtain fell on a week of Tina Turner...

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Litter here, there and everywhere but what's the solution? Gerry Leyden from Drogheda Tidy Towns and Meath Litter Warden Alan Nolan had their say. Scuba diving instructor Brian Herron told us about his passion and made listeners a great offer too! Yvonne Hayes was just great as she spoke about her son Aaron who was born with down syndrome. Cromwell's great defender Tom Reilly is back with another book and What's Love Got To Do With It anyway - over to you Tina...

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TikTok and its part in reviving the music and songs of yesteryear, a well travelled woman home and abroad, newsreader Eileen Dunne, on the road with Tony Conlon and a type of trail in Kells.

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No Way Jose! Socks & Sandals and more fashion no no's occupied Gerry, Louise and M&S Fashion Consultant Lisa Smith's thoughts for a while! Sandra Higgin's from Go Vegan World and Eden Farmed Animal Sanctuary challenged Jane Buxton's contentions in her new book. We enjoyed another 2 on Toosday and its nemesis number. Tony Weldon regaled us about Joyce and Bloomsday, our story of Tina the Musical continued and two women who owe their lives to Navan A&E told their stories..

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The economic omens are ominous according to Eddie Hobbs, Joan Larkin sets up home in Spain while Christopher O'Brien-Lynch told us about a special Diamond Jubilee! Bridget Mooney-Jones is looking for her rings and we paid tribute to the late, great Raymond Coyle.

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