Fine Gael Senator Cathal Byrne joins me in studio to discuss the latest updates on the Enniscorthy Flood Relief Scheme. Following a recent meeting with Minister Boxer Moran and Wexford County Council’s Eddie Taaffe, Cathal outlines the key milestones ahead for Phase 1 of this long-awaited project.

Wexford businessman and mentor Liam Griffin joins me to celebrate Karl FitzPatrick’s achievement as a finalist in the EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards. Karl, President of Chevron College and host of Business Matters on South East Radio, is recognised for his outstanding contributions to education and entrepreneurship.

A landmark 500-megawatt electricity interconnector between Ireland and Wales has been officially launched in Enniscorthy. At the event, I spoke with Minister Darragh O’Brien and Greenlink CEO James O’Reilly about how this vital project boosts energy security and enables Ireland to export its growing surplus of renewable energy.

Get ready to dive into the heart of the punk scene as I’m joined in studio by André Tschan, a driving force behind the Wexford Punk Festival, and John Holden, the man behind the Bullring store—Wexford’s ultimate hangout for alternative culture. They’re here to talk all things punk, from the upcoming Wexford Arts Centre gig to the local punk scene.

Sinead Franey from Wexford Library, on the exciting graphic novel drawing competition. With two age categories, this is a fantastic opportunity for kids and teens to unleash their creativity, whether it’s drawing their favourite comic characters or inventing their own.

Johnny Colfer from the Wexford SPCA joins me now to discuss an important issue ahead of Easter. With the holiday just around the corner, Johnny is here to raise awareness about the serious risks chocolate poses to our pets.

Pat O'Toole of the Irish Farmers Journal offers expert insight into the latest developments in Irish farming, including the concerning rise in bovine TB and the Irish Farmers' Association’s call for urgent changes to the eradication programme.

Former teacher and Wexford hurling captain, Diarmuid Lyng joins me to talk about his exciting new project, ‘The Wonders of the Wild,’ and his fresh vision for exploring nature in a way that’s both educational and inspiring.

Keith Rossiter, in his second year as Senior Hurling Manager for Wexford, joins me today as preparations begin for the upcoming season. With fresh energy and high hopes, Keith is ready to lead the team into what promises to be an exciting new chapter for Wexford hurling.

Pat Kehoe talking about a significant new development planned for the outskirts of Bunclody. With potential impacts on housing, infrastructure, and the local community, this project is set to shape the future of the area.