The Sunday Grill

Fr. Michael Twomey tells Orla about the Catholic Church’s first millennial saint whose relics have been travelling to churches around the south east.

Orla caught up Louise from Sunfleck who told her about how she turned her fascination with nature into a West Waterford business and what people will experience at Restival at Mt. Congreve over the May Bank Holiday.

Orla talks to a Tipperary teenager who has created two magazines to help young girls feel less alone during their teenage years.

Orla talks to Mary Ann Vaughan from Kilkenny's Rothe House about the 1926 census released this weekend and how and what to search for.

Orla talks to an Irishman living in Portugal who may have the sunshine and lifestyle he craves but misses the Irish small talk- so he did something about it, setting up an Irish Yappers App.

Tramore woman Valerie McDonogh has set up a grief support group in the area. A safe, compassionate pace, to share, listen and find comfort. She talks to Orla about how her own experience with grief motivated her to set up the group.

On May 1- Six friends take on a relay run from Malin to Mizen Head. One of the six tell Orla why and about the charities that are close to their heart that they are fundraising for.

The Sunday Grill - More than just a role - GAA Club Officers with Dr Patrick Delaney and Dr Noel Connors.

The Sunday Grill - Emily Felix on the need for treatment for Friedreich’s Ataxia

The Sunday Grill - City breaks and summer trips - Taste of Travel (Jessie Maher).

The Sunday Grill - Have I Got Your Attention? - ADHD Guidebook from Ailín Kennedy

The Sunday Grill - Minding your money - Emer Kirwan

The Sunday Grill - Moving to a Mediterranean Island - Alana Daly Mulligan

The Sunday Grill - Dishin' it Out with Dayna - Sweet treats

The Sunday Grill - Ageing (Dis)gracefully - Changing Career.

Kilkenny woman, Aisling Costello is one half of the new caretakers of the Great Blasket Island. She and her boyfriend, Conor, head to the Co. Kerry island on April 1. She told Orla about their decision to swap city life for island living.

Forty percent of Irish women say they have a pair of lucky knickers- Orla talked to Sandra, owner of the Lady Slip in Tramore about the power of the pants.

Orla talks to Ciara from the Kids Yoga Classroom about her wellness event to help parents and kids regulate.

Orla chatted to the Wexford man whose new shop Nerd Up is creating community in for proud Nerds of the south east.

April is Autism Acceptance month- fostering on inclusion, understanding, and validation. With that in mind a special event is happening on March 25 organised by the   Cottage Autism Network.  Fiona Griffin, CAN Chairperson joined Orla to tell her more.

The Fat Tomato is an edible garden, honesty shop and online store in North Wexford. .  Anthony O'Toole is the man behind it- he is the 2025 Blas na Heireann Producers Champion. And just last week won Innovator of the Year at the Leinster heats of the Irish Restaurant Awards.

Celebrations are underway for Saint Patrick's Day and one Kilkenny woman is very busy creating street theatre for both her home parade and the big one in Dublin. Orla chatted to artist, Bridget Ni Dhuinn.

Wexford based filmmaker, Terence White has been selected as the Artist in Residence for a pilot project in the Hatch Lab in Co. Wexford.  Funded by Wexford County Council through the Creative Ireland programme- the residency includes creative workshops for young innovators. You can get more details by emailing hatchlabcreative@gmail.com

Two secondary school students from Scoil Mhuire in Carrick-on-Suir joined Orla on the Sunday Grill. Katie and Saoirse won the National Young Innovator Award thanks to an app they are developing based on Katie's experience as a wheelchair user.

Orla chats to a Tipperary graduate whose co-hosting St. Patrick's day celebrations in South Korea.