Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald discussed the main talking points of Sinn Fein's Ard Fheis including the party's u-turn over non jury courts while other topics covered today included proposed legislation to make it illegal to protest outside the home of a politician, parking to be banned permanently on Bettystown beach, alleged arson attack in Dundalk and Covid vaccine boosters to be given to healthcare workers

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LMFM journalist Marc O'Driscoll reported from the Save Navan Hospital rally while other topics discussed included the controversial decision to grant permission for the Ardee Bypass, pensioners and property tax, and the need for the return of contact tracing in schools

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Minister Thomas Byrne and Aontu Deputy Peadar Toibin debated the future of Navan Hospital ahead of the planned rally tomorrow to try and safeguard the hospital's future.

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The rise in covid cases, changes to the employment permits system in Ireland, homelessness in Navan , climate change and drink/drug spiking were among the topics discussed on today's show

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Today on the show: CEO of the VFI Padraig Cribben told us many pubs will need more time to install the digital ticketing systems needed under the new Government rules on reopening , Dr Tom Mulholland of MacGill Summer School discussed the main topics up for debate at this year's event. Sinn Fein's Louise O Reilly debated whether people should be allowed in the workplace if unvaccinated and Concern Worldwide told us about their emergency response campaign underway in Afghanistan - these stories and others made for a jam packed show.

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Today on the show : Aontu Leader and TD Peadar Toibin told us about the key issues raised at his party's Ard Fheis over the weekend. Social Justice Ireland say Covid 19 is inflaming health inequalities between EU member states. The IFA believe the carbon budget will ruin rural Ireland and Larry Donnelly joined us to discuss his new book "The Bostonian"

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Reaction to the safety regulations announced by the government to coincide with the reopening of late night entertainment venues, the situation at Bryanstown Wood, the Autism Bill before the Dail and Covid passes may be compulsory for nursing homes.......just some of the topics covered on the show today.

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Confusing messaging from government regarding re-opening, HSE funding and the Centenary of Northern Ireland were among the topics covered today

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The reopening of the country, concern over the future of Our Lady's Hospital in Navan and the rising number of Covid cases in Louth and Meath were just some of the topics covered on today's show

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The funding and implementation of the recommendations in the Geiran Report, the future of Navan Hospital Emergency Department, delay to completion of phase 2 at Bryanstown Wood outside Drogheda, the plight of publicans and the possible delay to ending of restrictions were among the items covered on today's show

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