The Deputy General Secretary said that there is confusion over what happens when there's a confirmed case of Covid-19 in a school

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The leader of Aontu says that he took longer than he probably should to get a lump on the top of his head checked, which subsequently turned out to be a melanoma, because of lockdown

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Niall Farrelly, Chair of the Meath VFI said that publicans want a date when so called wet pubs can open again.

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The President of the Institute of Guidance Counsellors emphasised how important it is for students to connect with people especially if they are disappointed

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Publicans Colette Nugent and Cllr Wayne Harding reacted with anger to the rule that restaurants and pubs have to record all food orders and keep the information for 28 days

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The Meath East TD however refused to accept that the government is 'treating people like idiots' when he was quizzed on a range of issues including the delay in naming potential replacements for Phil Hogan, and the latest government rulings for pubs and restaurants

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The Meath East TD also spoke about garda resources in Meath and the Scoping Exercise in relation to the Drogheda gangland feud

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Jim Mulligan the President of the GRA said that members will be watching with interest what additional powers are approved, including fining people for not wearing masks

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School has been out since March 12 and our producer Marie Kierans spoke to parents and their children on the first day back and indeed the first day ever for some!

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The Meath West TD has criticised the lack of garda manpower and resources in the county after a football match in Navan had to be disbanded by the ref because of anti-social behaviour

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