Late Lunch Monday March 14th 2022
Leon Blanche tipped us off ahead of the Cheltenham Festival which begins tomorrow. With the people of Ukraine in mind, Sandra Finegan was cautious yet upbeat about getting away this summer. Domhnall...
14 Mar 20221h 6min
Late Lunch Friday March 11th 2022
Soon to retire Louth Garda Chief Superintendent Christy Mangan reflected on his forty year career. Declan Bailey reviewed the latest Apple suite of new products. Tara Walker rustled up another simpl...
11 Mar 20221h 6min
Late Lunch Thursday March 10th 2022
The cost of fuel at the pumps varies quite a lot from place to place as listeners responded with prices from across the Northeast. What an uplifting story Jennifer Drum told of her search for Yarosla...
10 Mar 20221h 8min
Late Lunch Wednesday March 9th 2022
Mia Doring reflected on her years of sexual exploitation and recovery, Tony Conlon reminded us of fuel economy tips as Donal Waters and Noel Stewart from Blackstone Motors joined in our monthly Motori...
9 Mar 20221h 5min
Late Lunch Tuesday March 8th 2022
On International Women's Day it was women all the way on Late Lunch today as Banban Goulding spoke about the positive influence her mother Dr Moira Woods has had on her and women's matters in general ...
8 Mar 20221h 11min
Late Lunch Monday March 7th 2022
Politico journalist Suzanne Lynch is at the heart of Europe in Brussels from where she offered her thoughts on the continent's first major conflict since World War ll. Charlie Lamson from the Irish R...
7 Mar 20221h 12min
Late Lunch Friday March 4th 2022
He made it out of Ukraine and into Poland but Louth man Brendan Murphy has mixed emotions. Nicky Kyle had lots to say and advise on as the gardening season ratchets up. Tara Walker brought us the fi...
4 Mar 20221h 9min
Late Lunch Thursday March 3rd 2022
On World Book Day we were joined by Irene Gahan from Academy Books and children's author Emer Conlon. Niall Hatch from Birdwatch Ireland ran the rule over the Corvid family. Sarah Mallon and Lorna C...
3 Mar 20221h 13min
