The Sunday Grill

Orla chat's to Waterford's own Vanessa Ogbonna aka one of the three faithful's that won Traitor's Ireland. She also hears from a female clown based in Co. Wexford and how about trying Sober October?

Orla talks to Creator, writer of the Walsh Sisters, Stefanie Preissner. She hears about a Halloween event and Brian takes centre stage on the movie review this week.

All things Irish are very sexy or 'gnéasach' right now - from music to language to clothes,  Aoife Kearns has been investigating the reasons for this resurgence. She chats to those who are part of the current revival, from musicians to Gealgórií to Irish designers in 'Gnéasach'. This documentary aired on 'The Sunday Grill', on Beat, Sunday, September 28th, featuring segments from the followin...

The Carlow ten year old who has a role in the final Conjuring movie was chatting to Orla on the Sunday Gril. Emmy Nolan talks self taping auditions, singing eerie songs and her hopes for the future after her role in the Conjuring: Last Rites.  Orla also got some autumn fashion tips & a rundown of the goings on at this year's National Ploughing Championship. 

Orla's got panto updates, culture night recommendations and moving to less traditional destinations on the Sunday Grill. And Brian was in to review the movie The Roses starring Olivia Coleman and Benedict Cumberbatch.

Orla talks to a musician who writes short, fun songs in Irish for kids and who saw her social media blow up this week thanks to a share from a famous singer. She also hears about the Wexford Grandad climbing to Mount Everest's base camp and the Kilkenny woman who created a pregnancy journal after she couldn't find one for herself.

Orla talks to one south east student whose heading off the Spain for the year on Erasmus. She'll also hear about Breast Cancer Ireland's Very Pink Run plans this year and an exhibition coming to North Wexford showcasing photographs taken by asylum seekers living in a hotel. 

Aoife chats to Niamh De Brún-Reid about life, motherhood and getting the autumn wardrobe ready. Skibidi makes the Cambridge dictionary, and Rachael Dunphy explores some of the cool ways people in the South East are getting crafty with clothes. Sneak peeks and previews of what to watch and listen to, from House of Guinness to Kingfisher’s brand new album - HALCYON.

Orla's got the back to school/ back to normal prep on, on the Sunday Grill this weekend when she talks to the woman behind the Home Reset about getting some organisation into your life.  She also talks work life balance and much more?

Lots happening on the Sunday Grill this weekend- Orla chats to one of the people who had a big mission on their hands this week- getting Ed Sheeran to Wexford for a secret gig during the Fleadh.  Friday, August 15 is World Relaxation Day and Orla will be getting expert tips on how to take some time out to relax during our busy lifestyles.  And if you are thinking about some winter sun- t...

Following on from the Coldplay concert viral clip-  Orla's chatting about the do's and don't of relationships in the workplace with HR expert Elaine Fennelly this week.  She'll also hear about the latest star added to a gigantic panto spectacular coming to the South east. And Brain will be reviewing a movie that is taking Netflix and tweendom by storm- it's K-pop Demon Hunters. 

From a Kilkenny twenty something who has returned home from Australia with a new idea on how to teach music in schools to the Carlow woman who's getting booked up thanks to the new wedding trend- content creation on your big day. It's all happening on the Sunday Grill this weekend.  And is you like a bit of dating with a difference than we'll tell you about a kayaking experience on the Wexfor...

Orla's got lots to discuss on the Sunday Grill this weekend. Kilkenny all star Walter Walsh will be chatting to her about life post retirement and his new platform, Social Ties.  She also talks to a south east woman who has just returned from her first solo holiday abroad. She tells Orla about the experience and has some advice if you're thinking of doing the same. 

Orla's talking about embracing paleness this summer with some tips and products to help you embrace your natural skin tone. And there will be some moshing chat- thanks to a Waterford dance artist who is looking at moshing and the heavy mental culture in two performances coming to the south east. 

From the Tipperary woman who went on a solo self build journey and documented it all to the woman who created a bee bed therapy cabin and a little bit of a quality fashion thrown in for good measure. It was all on this weekend's Sunday Grill.

Orla's got lots of different people to talk to this week- from the world of Doula's, the experience of foster care, sewing workshops and doing the Camino.

We may be heading into the summer but the Irish Farmers Calendar are looking for their topless farmer models for their 2026 Calendar release. Orla finds out what are the credentials needed.  And since over half people surveyed recently said they avoid dancing in public, Orla gets some tips from a south east choreographer and how to move on a dancefloor with confidence. 

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.