The Sunday Grill

With Vinted becoming increasingly popular in Ireland, it's a great way to bag a bargain and shop more sustainably. But with growing popularity comes the risk of scams. Carlow content creator Laura Young better known online as Lauras Views, joins Megan to chat about their own experiences using the platform, the benefits of buying and selling second-hand, and highlighting the little things to watch...

From teaching kids dance and drama to running summer camps, putting on shows and making fitness fun through dance for teens and adults, Caoimhe Byrne who set up her business In Sync in 2023, joins Megan on Made in the South East to chat about turning her passion into a career, building her own business and an exciting new collaboration combining dance and fitness. Find out more and follow Caoimhe'...

Catching up on what's new in the cinema, Odhran John joins Megan on The Sunday Grill to review Wild Horse Nine, the latest dark comedy thriller from director Martin McDonagh, starring John Malkovich, Sam Rockwell and Steve Buscemi. Set in 1973, the film follows two CIA agents sent to Easter Island, where secrets from their past begin to catch up with them. Odhran shares his thoughts on the film an...

Have you heard of Eclectic Avenue in Wexford? What was once an empty shopping space has been transformed into a creative hub for independent businesses and the local community. Megan chats to co-founder Alfie O'Sullivan about their first year in business, supporting local entrepreneurs, bringing people together through unique events and their upcoming Christmas markets! Keep up with Eclectic Avenu...

Fancy getting out for a run while supporting a great cause? Tully's Bar in Waterford City is running a Sunday run club throughout November, all in aid of Movember! It's all about bringing people together, getting out for a run, clearing the head and enjoying some coffee and chats afterwards. Megan chats to Tully's manager Eoin O'Neill about how the idea came about, their fundraising efforts and ho...

Aoife Kearns chats to Wexford musician Shannon Murphy about her experience playing and recording with U2.

Aoife chats to Craig Carlow from Brewww about the new Carlow pubs website

Aoife Kearns chats to Waterford actor Jamie Beamish about his latest role in ‘The Unreal’, his experience working on the production and what audiences can expect from the show.

Aoife chats to Waterford native ShaunWithAFada about the launch of his new Book of Irish Puns.

Lily Kennedy hears all about Bodhi, the baby rhino, Fota Wildlife Park's newest addition!

Toil and Trouble festival in Kilkenny, inspired by the city's dark witch trials. Aoife speaks to Martina Comerford about what people can expect.

Ciara Stanley chats to Aoife about the Big Barn Bash in County Carlow.

Last weekend, it was announced that Artemis Fowl will get an animated TV series! The author behind the books, Wexford's Eoin Colfer, joined Rachael to fill her in.

Following his run on season 2 of The Traitor's Ireland, author and academic Paraic Kerrigan has released his second book, 'Pop Culchie' On The Sunday Grill, he chats to Rachael about Nadine Coyle's passport, The Den, and more.

This October Bank Holiday weekend, Savour Food Fest takes over Kilkenny city! Festival Manager Marion Flannery joins Rachael to fill her in!

Wexford singer Hayley Crosbie has gone viral! She joins Rachael to talk about her experience of auditioning for The Voice Romania, and everything that's followed!

Dayna chats to Wally O'Neill, this year's organiser of the Wexford book fair, which is being turned into a four-day festival!

Dayna chats to Martin Glynn from the DIY Academy, which is holding workshops in the South East this weekend.

Dayna speaks to Philip Dunne from Crookett Pumpkin Patch in Castledermot about raising money for Autism Awareness.

Dayna speaks with Ireland Fashion Week founder Ashley McDonnell about the show's second edition.

Wedding trends with Shell Holden from 'Save My Day'

Aoife chats to Katie and Isabel from St. John's Special School, Dungarvan, about raising money for their school bus through Re-Turn!

Tips from Ireland's only 'People Pleasing Coach' Aisling Kennedy

A pivotal moment this week for Carlow musician and producer-  Joe Cleere.  His song will feature in an adaptation of Marian Keyes' novel Grown Ups. He told Orla more.

Wexford artist Larry Dunne, a visual artist, illustrator, and community arts leader recently provided a hand drawn poster for the upcoming Blackstairs Blues Festival as an antidote to all those AI poster doing the rounds.