Breda Cahill, President of the Wexford Federation and Chair of the ICA Climate Action & Sustainability Committee, joins us to discuss the vibrant yarn bombing on the quay, a creative and inspiring initiative by the ICA ahead of this year’s Fleadh. Breda shares how this project combines art, community spirit, and sustainability.

Elizabeth Whyte, CEO and Executive Director of Wexford Arts Centre, joins us with a preview of what’s on at the Centre this August. She also discusses the National Campaign for the Arts and the ongoing call to secure and expand the Basic Income scheme for artists, highlighting why sustained support for the arts sector matters now more than ever.

As excitement builds in Wexford for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2025, local TD George Lawlor joins us amid the preparations. We caught up with him on the ground to hear his thoughts on the impact of the Fleadh, community involvement, and what this major event means for the town.

In this episode, we meet three dedicated members of the RNLI team in Wexford, David, a crewman; Peter, the Operations Manager; and James, the Safety Officer. They share what drives their commitment, the realities of life-saving work at sea, and how the RNLI continues to protect lives along our coast. A tribute to courage, teamwork, and community spirit.

Emma Kavanagh, Head of Clinical Services at the Rutland Centre, joins us to unpack the latest report showing a surge in cocaine addiction across Ireland — including a sharp rise in the number of women seeking help. She also sheds light on the growing complexity of multi-addiction cases and what’s needed to support those in recovery.

Following the shocking assault of a 17-year-old girl in New Ross, where her hijab was forcibly removed, Councillor John Dwyer, Cathaoirleach of the New Ross Municipal District, joins us to condemn the racially motivated attack. He discusses the urgent need for stronger policing, better community integration, and the importance of standing up against racism in all its forms.

Following yesterday’s interview with the Peader McDonald from Save Ladies Island Lake campaign, local Councillor Ger Carthy joins the conversation to respond to growing concerns over pollution and the lake’s declining condition. He discusses the role of Wexford County Council, the challenges involved, and what steps are being taken, or need to be taken to protect this ecologically important site.

Diane Sinnott shares memories of her sister Fiona, who disappeared in 1998 at just 19 years old. Fiona was a young mother whose case remains unsolved. Diane speaks about the impact of her loss, the long wait for answers, and what the ongoing search means to her family. A moving and sensitive conversation about love, grief, and hope.

Wexford’s own Pierce Turner joins us to talk about his latest work, Ó Riada, a heartfelt tribute to Seán and Peadar Ó Riada. Blending classical Irish roots with his unique storytelling style, the show is part of Fleadh Cheoil 2025 and already a sell-out at the Wexford Arts Centre.

Tony Doyle, Chief Executive of Wexford FC, joins us to talk about the club’s big plans — from a new stadium to expanding its role in the community. It’s not just about the game on the pitch; it’s about creating lasting impact across the county.