Reptiles, burgers, art in the open air and how one south east town is buzzing thanks to a painted rocks idea- it all featured on this weekend's Sunday Grill with Orla Rapple.

This week we hear from Waterford Camogie Captain Shauna Kiernan, Athlete Molly Scott and news of a multi-million euro sports development at IT Carlow.

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Majority of us are addicted to Love Island but for the few that aren't it's torture #dilemma

David Gahan is the Beat 102-103 South East Sports Star Award winner for June 2018.

Having already blitzed all opponents to get to the final of the WUKF championships in Dundee, David took less than twenty-four seconds to beat his English opponent.

David is now a multiple world champion, having also won top honours in Serbia in 2012.

Debbie Ridgard caught up with Arthur to talk about the win and more!

A deafening laugh is causing grief in this relationship but is it a deal-breaker? #dilemma

Here's a conundrum, how can you tell if you're just settling out of fear of being single in a relationship? #Dilemma

How do you tell a friend you don't want to babysit their child anymore because they are just too bold? #dilemma

Orla is looking ahead to the international street arts festival, Spraoi this weekend, she also chatted to a lady who is doing something a little differently with her cooking skills and Trish from Gone with the Fairies told her about the Fairy Hollow at this year's Fairytale Festival.

On this week's show, Debbie Ridgard chats to this month's South East Sports star, Waterford's David Gahan. Debbie also looks ahead to Wexford Youths Ladies game against Cork city with head coach Tom Elmes and previews the Kilkenny Limerick All-Ireland hurling quarter final with the Irish Examiner's GAA correspondent John Fogarty.