James Browne, Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage of Ireland on affordable housing becoming an increasingly pressing issue across the country. Minister Browne has emphasized that the next few months will be pivotal. His message is clear: more housing is urgently needed, and he’s committed to making that happen. Tune in as we discuss his plans and the challenges ahead in addressing the housing crisis.

James Browne, Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage of Ireland on affordable housing becoming an increasingly pressing issue across the country. Minister Browne has emphasized that the next few months will be pivotal. His message is clear: more housing is urgently needed, and he’s committed to making that happen. Tune in as we discuss his plans and the challenges ahead in addressing the housing crisis.

James Browne, Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage of Ireland joins Alan to discuss affordable housing becoming an increasingly pressing issue across the country. Minister Browne has emphasized that the next few months will be pivotal. His message is clear: more housing is urgently needed, and he’s committed to making that happen. Tune in as we discuss his plans and the challenges ahead in addressing the housing crisis.

Members of the Enniscorthy Musical Society to talk about their upcoming production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Running from April 22nd to 26th at Coláiste Bríde, Enniscorthy, this beloved classic promises to light up the stage. Join us as we dive into the rehearsals, the creative process, and what audiences can expect from this year’s vibrant performance!

Joining me now is Steven Howard, the talented musician who channels Paul McCartney in the world-renowned tribute band The Mersey Beatles. They’ve been recreating the magic of the Fab Four for audiences worldwide, and this Friday, they’ll be performing live at the National Opera House.

Steve Manfield, Marketing Director at CEWE Ireland, joins us to discuss the results of a recent survey on First Holy Communions. As Communions and Confirmations roll around, the survey highlights the rising pressures on parents to create the ‘perfect’ day, with a noticeable increase in cash gifts and a growing focus on photography and outfits.

Una Cahill, Assistant Arts Officer with Wexford County Council, joins us to shine a light on Cultural Companions—a heartwarming initiative that connects people with a shared love for the arts. From theatre trips to gallery visits, it's all about making cultural experiences more accessible and enjoyable, especially for those who might otherwise go alone. A beautiful way to build community through creativity.

Debbie Moorehouse joins us to share the story behind Relay For Life Wexford, a moving 24-hour community event marking its 10th anniversary this July 5th and 6th at Páirc Charman. Celebrating survivors, remembering loved ones, and raising vital funds for the Irish Cancer Society—this is a gathering of hope, resilience, and solidarity. And yes—there’s still time to take part!

Richard Ryder, Communications and Marketing Manager with the Disabled Drivers Association of Ireland, joins us to talk about two key advocacy issues. First, the widespread misuse of accessible parking spaces—and what can be done to stop it. Then, we turn to the call for urgent reform of the Disabled Drivers Tax Relief Scheme, which many say is no longer fit for purpose. A conversation about rights, respect, and real-world impact.

Garda update with Sgt Eddie Wilde, who joins us with news from across the districts. This morning, we hear about a national drop in burglaries—but why vigilance is still key. He’ll also discuss a rise in tool thefts from vans, particularly around hotels, and ongoing anti-social behaviour in the Gorey and Ramstown areas. Plus, renewed concerns in Enniscorthy after fires along the Slaney Nature Trail highlight the need for public awareness and reporting.