Robert Millar, Chairman of Visit Wexford, a familiar and respected voice in Wexford’s hospitality scene. After recent comments from a high-profile celebrity painted a less-than-flattering picture of the local industry, Robert is here to respond. He shares the reality behind the headlines, the pride and passion driving Wexford hospitality, and why the sector deserves recognition—not reproach.

Fianna Fáil Senator Malcolm Byrne delves into a range of pressing issues—from the growing concern over vacant HSE properties to the urgent call to support and protect minority sports in Ireland. We’ll also get his take on the IMF’s recent economic warnings in the context of Donald Trump’s potential return to the White House and what it could mean for Ireland and the global economy.

A spotlight on the 2025 Teachers' Union of Ireland Annual Congress, happening right here in Wexford at Whites Hotel from April 22nd to 24th. As key education issues take centre stage and Minister for Education Helen McEntee arrives this morning, we’re joined by Conor Griffin to discuss the major talking points, the mood among educators, and what’s at stake for the future of teaching in Ireland.

Sam Ali, a singer-songwriter known for his emotionally rich and powerful music with his latest track Start Again set for release in just a few days. Sam opens up about the inspiration behind the song, the personal journey it reflects, and what fans can expect as he continues to evolve as an artist.

James Deegan shares his remarkable journey of healing—from overcoming profound childhood trauma to becoming a shamanic trauma healer, life coach, and mentor. Through his work, James helps others release emotional wounds, reclaim their power, and move toward a life of balance, purpose, and fulfillment.

Earlier this year students from Coláiste Bríde in Carnew launched the powerful 'Take a Stand, Change the Band' campaign, challenging the Junior Cycle grading system. Their voices reached the steps of Dáil Éireann—and were heard. This morning, Fine Gael TD Brian Brennan joins us to discuss their success, what it means for education policy, and how student activism is shaping the future of learning in Ireland.

Catherine Kennedy and Tom Murphy, are gearing up for an incredible Arctic Challenge in support of Sightsavers Ireland. Braving extreme conditions, they aim to raise vital funds and awareness for global eye care, spotlighting the urgent need to prevent avoidable blindness and improve access to vision services worldwide.

Cllr. Pat Barden addressess the ongoing broadband outage in Ballinaboola. With many residents left without stable internet access, the disruption is affecting everything from remote work to education. Cllr. Barden shares updates on the situation, the impact on the community, and what steps are being taken to restore connectivity and prevent future outages.

Former Wexford hurler Billy Byrne with his take on Wexford’s hard-fought victory over Antrim this past weekend. He reflects on the team’s performance, standout moments from the match, and what it means for Wexford’s campaign moving forward.

Former award-winning journalist Tony O’Brien joins us to discuss the escalating threats to press freedom in the United States during and after the Trump administration. As attacks on the media continue to reverberate globally, Tony explores the consequences for democratic discourse, the safety of journalists, and the resilience of truth in an era of misinformation.