When Tony Quinn and Joanie McGlinchey met in a random encounter the day before Christmas Eve 1976, it was love at first sight. Within a year, they had married and were expecting their first child. Almost five decades on, Tony and Joanie's love is as strong as ever … even though Joanie passed away nineteen years ago. For every morning at ten-thirty, without fail, the couple meet in spirit and spend a few minutes together, a promise they made to each other before Joanie died. These ten-thirty meetings have sustained Tony through years of intense grief, a career in local politics with the SDLP, a stroke, the covid pandemic, and now, retirement. His tender memoir, Meet Me At Ten-Thirty , is a touching tribute to his wife, and a lesson on how we can keep love alive, even after death.