Lunchtime Live

It’s time for Ask the Medic! Where an expert joins to answer any of your health-related questions.
This week, Andrea is joined by Andrew Dunne, Senior Physiotherapist and Founder of Personal Health Medical Exercise Clinic to answer any of your physio questions!

Andrea’s guest got married to her husband Damien shortly after he was diagnosed with bowel cancer. In May 2025, Wicklow hospice facilitated the wedding that allowed the couple to wed within the grounds.
Just over a month later, on Father’s Day, he passed away shortly after midnight, as his favorite Kodaline song played.
Antoinette joins to discuss her wedding day, and how grateful she is to Wicklow hospice for helping her to marry Damien before he passed…

Clamping can be necessary to prevent illegal or unsafe parking, but sometimes people are caught out for something they didn’t realise they were doing wrong.
Was it your own fault, or do you feel you were unfairly treated?
What do you think could be done to prevent unnecessary clamping in the future?
Andrea is joined by listeners to discuss.

An old church in Cork has hit the market for €375,000.
Often hard to sell, but protected from demolition, what should be done with these old buildings?
Joining Andrea to discuss is Town Planner Derek Whyte, Gwen Leyden, Landlord of Georges Street Arcade in Dublin and Architect Róisín Murphy.

It’s time for Lunchtime Live’s consumer slot, where this week, we will be discussing groceries, and the relationship prices have with climate change.
The UN has now said that the battle to stop global heating at 1.5 degrees has been lost… How does this impact food prices as crop yields get lower and lower?
Joining Andrea to discuss is Caitriona Redmond, Consumer and Cost of Living Journalist.