The Sunday Grill

Orla's chatting to an LA singer songwriter coming to the South East this weekend to make some music videos in some well known locations. She'll also hear about the 300 classic and super cars coming to a Wexford castle & how you could cycle 170km and raise funds for Focus Ireland.

Orla's getting ready for the Eurovision with a rundown from a southeast based Eurovision fan who tells her about his favourite songs and what he thinks Ireland's chances are this year. She'll also hears from the Carlow twenty something who has just won an Opera bursary and tells Orla about her love of that music genre. 

South East based stylist, Laura Mullet talks to Orla about what to wear when this summer weather can be a little.... unpredictable. And DJ Fenska chats about her experience as a woman in the male dominated world of DJing.

Joleen meets the founder of the Thomas Hayes Trust as the Kilkenny organisation has been nominated for an Irish Red Cross Humanitarian Award. We took a trip to the launch of panto production "Jack and the Beanstalk" in SETU Arena ahead of it's from December 2025 dates. Joleen looks ahead to the May Bank Holiday weekend and just some of the events happening in the South East to look forward to.

Joleen chats exam stress management for students studying over the Easter break, she learns all about the vital funds needed as Childline Breakfast gets underway from May 1st and gets some top tips on how to keep the house dog friendly this Easter with all the chocolate being opened up in households from today.

Orla gets the chocolate egg deets on the runup to Easter, she hears why Alpaca's have been paying visits in Wexford & is giving you plenty of time to get ready for a cycle in Kilkenny for a great cause.

Orla chats to the Czech- Irish musician with links to the southeast who has written the Eurovision entry for Armenia this year- Joshua Curran tells her how that all came about.  And she talks to the Carlow butcher who is celebrating his win with his team at this year's Butcher Olympics in Paris. 

Orla talks to a museum curator who along with her staff has been tasked with putting over 600 hundreds clocks in the Museum of Time forward an hour. And she'll hear how a south east woman has got on after swapping her car for an E bike.

Orla's delving into what makes us happy & talking to Dr. Mark Rowe about the power of gratitude and how to combat Chronic Gratitude Deficiency. She'll also be hearing about how decluttering can destress you and Brian reviews the latest movie from the A24 studios- Opus.

Orla hears from one half of the team organising the smallest parade in Ireland here in the south east. And the Dubai chocolate craze gets taken on by Carlow's Chocolate Garden of Ireland.

Orla's got the cúpla focal on the Sunday Grill this week- learning some words that are as unique as our native language.  She'll also chat to the Enniscorthy woman representing Ireland at a pageant with a difference. 

Orla's talking to a Wexford man who virtually climbed Mt. Everest using a stairmaster- climbing for 13 hours for a great cause.  She'll also hear how Rachel from Beat news got on at the Gossie's, meeting Katie Price & what was in those goodie bags.  And the Museum of the Moon is coming to Kilkenny city

Joleen chats to passionate volunteer with the Hope Centre in Enniscorthy about this year's Hope and Dream 10 fundraiser. We hear from a local Environmentalist about how we can contribute to sustainable fashion and cut back on textile waste. Joleen speaks to the Chairperson of Wexford Women’s Refuge about their International Women’s Day event coming up on March 7th.

Joleen chats all about Catfishing and the red flags to help prevent you falling victim to a fraudster online, and learn why people are so fascinated about the concept. She also chats to an IVF hub in Carlow about the range in opportunities and facilities available in the region for those embarking on their IVF, fertility and pregnancy journey. Brian is also in to review a new wedding rival comedy...

She is five foot ten, her biceps are 44cm each and she can squat 245 kilos- Orla meets Ireland's first Gladiator, Cyclone. She'll chat about her role in the new season of BBC's Gladiators and how she is determined to prove that strong girls rule!

Orla is hearing about an adult's only panto coming to Kilkenny. She'll find out why words like slay and rizz are so sigma and she'll chat to a south east man who is one of only 30 people left carrying out his trade in Ireland. 

Orla hears from the snowdrop capital of Ireland- Carlow- about how they are celebrating the flower that signals spring. She finds out some simple ways to positively change your lifestyle & if you have a teddy bear that needs a checkup- Orla has details on an event that can help.

A clock auction of over 380 clocks that came from the same house comes to the Museum of Time in Waterford. A south east chainsaw artist making a mark on Canadian TV and how to declutter well!

New movies, new tv series', new travel destinations & some better food for a better gut. It's all on this week's Sunday Grill.

If you're in charge of all - or at least part- of the Christmas dinner making, well fear not, because Orla has all the help at hand thanks to French executive chef, Alex Petit.  She also gets some tips on how to keep positive if Christmas is not your favourite time of the year & Brian will be in with lots of movie suggestions for the cinema and at home over the yuletide.

Orla's getting the lowdown on Christmas engagements and how to pick the perfect ring, she'll hear what is Ireland's favourite Christmas tune and how about a Christmas party in January? It's getting more popular- Orla finds out why on this week's Sunday Grill.

Orla's got you sorted for Crimbo with gift ideas, ways to alleviate that December stress and a chat with an Australian group mixing acrobatics with... wheelie bins.

Orla's fully embracing the yuletide season on this first Sunday Grill of December with some Christmas tree chat and gifting ideas.  According to a recent survey, dad's and brothers are the worst gift givers at Christmas- Orla will have some great gifting suggestions to turn that around. And if you loved Wicked, then she'll tell you about a south east festival that features an Irish performer...

If you are heading to see the Christmas movie The Magic Reindeer- Saving Santa's Sleigh this weekend you might hear a slight yellow belly accent from Wilma the Weasel-  Wexford actress Aileen Mythen talks to Orla about her role in the movie.    She'll also hear what the Christmas Tractor Lights of Carrick on Suir are doing as they celebrate ten years.   And a Kilkenny teacher w...

 The Wexford teenager who trained her pet sheep for a Hallmark Christmas movie, how to treat your skin if you're doing Movember and a new business collective doing things differently in the south east.