This past weekend, the Wexford Football League made history by claiming the prestigious FAI Oscar Traynor Trophy with an impressive win over the Limerick District League. Joining us to discuss this remarkable achievement is Willie Peare, to shed light on the hard work, dedication, and team spirit that led to this fantastic victory for Wexford.

We’re joined now by GAA analyst Noel Houlihan, who gives us the lowdown on this weekend’s clash as Wexford and Cavan gear up for a big game

Kristian Grey, one of Ireland’s top magicians, who’s set to dazzle audiences with his brand-new magic and comedy show Unshuffled at the Wexford Arts Centre on April 18th. Expect mind-blowing illusions, laughs, and a few surprises.

Kristian Grey, one of Ireland’s top magicians, who’s set to dazzle audiences with his brand-new magic and comedy show Unshuffled at the Wexford Arts Centre on April 18th. Expect mind-blowing illusions, laughs, and a few surprises.

Singer-songwriter Imelda Kehoe joins us in studio to celebrate the release of her powerful new single Risen People, out today, April 11th. We also explore her upcoming album The Colour Green — a beautifully crafted collection inspired by Irish history, culture, and personal storytelling. She's joined by fellow singer-songwriter Mick Egan and acclaimed musician and producer Gavin Glass, who brought the album to life.

Sinn Féin MEP Kathleen Funchion is in Wexford today, with stops including Bunscoil in New Ross and the local Women’s Refuge. She joins me in studio to talk about the issues raised during her visit, her priorities around education and women's services, and what she’s hearing from communities on the ground.

Today marks 65 Roses Day, the national fundraising and awareness campaign for Cystic Fibrosis Ireland. Joining us is Claire Merrigan from Gorey, whose young son Mason lives with CF. Claire shares what this day means to their family, the challenges they face, and the importance of community support. We also reflect on the origin of the campaign’s name — a touching mispronunciation that has come to symbolise hope and resilience.

With local GPs and dental practices stretched to their limits, Gorey residents are finding it increasingly difficult to access essential healthcare. The long-promised Primary Care Centre remains unrealised, sparking frustration and concern in the community. Councillor Joe Sullivan joins us to discuss the urgency of the situation and what action is needed to finally move things forward.

Alfie O’Sullivan — owner of Creative Grounds coffee shop in Enniscorthy — shares his thoughts on similar racial challenges experienced closer to home. He joins us to talk about fostering inclusivity, supporting those affected, and how we as a community can stand together against hate.

What was meant to be a joyful Mother’s Day afternoon in Wexford town took a dark turn when Caitlin Kavanagh, performing for the first time in the Bullring, faced shocking racist abuse and threats. Joined by her mother Alice, Caitlin opens up about the painful incident, sharing their story and the impact it has had on them.