Late Lunch Friday April 8th 2022
Nadia Vavro brought us up to date about her son Slav's ongoing battle with cancer, Damien Owens new book really resonated with Gerry, Tara Walker rustled up another springtime dish and David Sheehan l...
8 Apr 202251min
Late Lunch Thursday April 7th 2022
When four weeks turns into more than two years you're glad to get back as best selling author Monica McInerney told us. Peter Monaghan is making a great job or rearing more than a million snails near ...
7 Apr 20221h 3min
Late Lunch Wednesday April 6th 2022
A potential shortage of sunflower oil could impact on our regular snacking on crisps - Tom Keogh set the scene. Manachan Magan offered a fascinating take on our bogs and the interested parties ahead ...
6 Apr 20221h 3min
Late Lunch Tuesday April 5th 2022
Frank McNamara is back on the road with son JJ following challenging times in his life. Rashida Keenan has been named Irish Portrait Photographer of the Year and when you peruse her work you'll under...
5 Apr 20221h 8min
Late Lunch Monday April 4th 2022
From Kiev to Dundalk and all else in between, Valeriia Chyzhevski-Price told Gerry her story. Sarah Carey has confiscated the electric shower head in a bid to conserve energy and save money!! Work B...
4 Apr 20221h 6min
Late Lunch Friday April 1st 2022
Lord Henry Mountcharles was in good spirits as he talked; whiskey, concerts and war. Rick Cronje brought us his latest wine recommendations, Tara Walker rustled up Pasta Primavera while David Sheehan...
1 Apr 20221h 8min
Late Lunch Thursday March 31st 2022
Dr Kielty Oberlin's thoughts on Disordered Eating provides real food for thought! The Money Doctor John Lowe described the Government's new pension scheme as being "too little, too late". She's lovin...
31 Mar 20221h 3min
Late Lunch Wednesday March 30th 2022
Kathleen Goulding filled us in on what we should fill in on our Census forms this coming Sunday while Gerry and Louise speculated about what they'd include in the Time Capsule section! Biodiverse farm...
30 Mar 20221h
