On today's show, we heard from Derek Sherry who survived after attempting to take his own life and is now urging others to get out and talk about their problems. We learned just what Dull Dating was and vet Sinead Kelly answered all pet questions. We also remembered Zara Murphy, one month after the 13 year old's sudden death.

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Boxing coach, mentor and IABA secretary Antoinette Faye reflected on Kellie Harrington's double Olympic Gold medals and its impact on the sport. Money Doctor John Lowe advised in the aftermath of the recent sharp fall in stocks & shares. Jenni Meade and Lisa Keegan spoke of their mutually beneficial gleaning initiative and Gerry McAlinden looked ahead to the D'arcy Magee Summer School in Carlingford next week.

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It's a yes to turbines off the Northeast coast but not so close to shore as Shane Holland explained. Debra Conlon reflected on forty years of the family's delicatessen business in Dundalk. Tiffany Murray, who grew up with Rock and Roll Royalty, has committed her mother and her memories to print and Emma Duffy knows all about the Forever Tooth Fairy!

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Daragh McCullough's travails in his new electric car, Aoife McPartlin on the life & times of our squirrels, Jim Gorman's assessment of Kellie Harrington's gold medal prospects tonight in the ring at the Olympics and Art in August at Rockfield House.

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Louth Ladies are all set for their All Ireland Final on Sunday, Frances Bailey forages for natural remedies, Lorna Long's parents are homeless after a serious house fire, David Sheehan's weekend sports preview and the late great John Pinette delivered the laughs.

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A guaranteed sell out! Yes the O'Neill's Olivia & Anna along with Ailish Shaw and a group of feisty women, will bare all in their 2025 Calendar, to raise funds for the Irish Cancer Society! What a lovely man is shopkeeper Joe McLoughlin, who is closing his doors for the last time, after more than four decades running a number of shops in Louth. Grainne Griffin, from the Competition & Consumer Protection Commission, offered sound advice on claiming for losses if holidays go wrong. And its all systems go for the 2024 Northeast Business Awards.

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Who makes the Best Banger in the Northeast? We're on the hunt for the nicest butcher shop's breakfast sausage, with head judge Peter Whelan on hand to launch our search. Brewers Fergal Carroll and Cathal Byrne are onto something special with their non alcoholic Fierce Mild extra pale ale. The talented Dr Austin Duffy who is both oncologist & author and originally from Dundalk, joined us as his latest novel "Cross" is published. And florist Darina Feeney is taking to the highways and byways in her new van!

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In the wake of the conviction of her uncle by marriage, for sexual assault on three nieces, Laura Standing spoke about the devastating impact its had on her life. Navan Town Centre's new stylist Michelle Smith had a word, Nadia Duffy is proud of their "Big Boy" '99s at Ross Cross Service Station, Dan Donoher confirmed that the Croke Park Herring Gull is alive and well and our own James McElearney is enjoying the best of times at the Olympic Games in Paris.

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Kathy Maher and Anna McKenna are understandably two really happy Armagh women today! Declan Bailey from Business Tech Help explained how to safeguard our cards and payments on our phones. Maurice O'Connor President of Drogheda Chess Club, who recently set a Guinness World Record, dropped by with his chess board. While Omeath Postmaster PJ McGivern is looking to deliver a letter to Freya and her Collie dog!

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Brothers Niall and Declan McNally are walking from Armagh to Croke Park for very good reason. Oisin McConville, star of the Armagh team that brought Sam Maguire back to the Orchard County twenty-two years ago, believes Sunday's final against Galway is almost too close to call! Drogheda Brass Band are thrilled to have brass band royalty, Glyn and Helen Williams, with them once again this year for their Summer Sounds project. Eileen Smyth and Paula McGuinness are onto something really special with their LUS Aromatherapy range of "free from" products. David Sheehan previewed the weekend's sporting action and we really enjoyed some classic comedy from the man of many laughs Billy Connolly.

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