Following a recent question posed to the Taoiseach in the Dáil regarding the ongoing situation at BNY Mellon, Labour TD George Lawlor joins us now to provide the latest updates and shed light on where things currently stand.

The stage is set for an unforgettable night as the grand finale of Ability’s Got Talent which takes place this Friday, April 11th, at White’s Hotel from 7 to 10pm. Hosted by Paul Walsh and judged by a stellar panel including Dean Walsh, Michelle O’Neill, Sharon Colgon, and Andrew Berry, the event celebrates the diverse and inspiring talents within our community. Joining me in studio are organiser Caroline Flanagan and one of the talented finalists, Carina Browne, to give us a preview of what to expect.

The Wexford Youth Film Project coordinator Therese Dalton will be on her way to the big smoke later for Grand Final of Ireland’s Young Filmmaker of the Year Awards. Two of their standout films—Spread Your Wings and Fall and Our Voices Heard—have earned nominations, putting young Wexford talent in the national spotlight. Therese shares the journey behind the films and what this recognition means for the budding filmmakers.

Let’s rewind to 1990, when rock legend Meat Loaf was set to blow the roof off Whites Hotel in Wexford. Though a throat issue delayed the gig by a day, the show went on—and became the stuff of local legend. Joining us now is Avril Reilly, the filmmaker behind When Meat Loaf Came to Town, a new documentary capturing the excitement, chaos, and cultural buzz of that unforgettable night on the iconic tour.

Deputy Brian Brennan joins us to discuss a major boost in health funding for Wexford. With €15 million allocated to Wexford General Hospital, €2.5 million set aside for a new MRI unit, and significant upgrades planned for Gorey, this investment promises to greatly improve healthcare access and services for local communities. Deputy Brennan shares what this means for patients, staff, and the region’s long-term healthcare landscape.

Pat O’Toole from the Irish Farmers Journal, who’s voicing serious concern over the ripple effects of President Trump’s tariffs. With global trade tensions mounting, Irish farmers are feeling the pressure—especially when it comes to key export markets like China. Pat breaks down what’s at stake for Irish agriculture and why these tariffs are triggering alarm across the farming community.

The Saw Doctors have teamed up with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra to breathe new life into their beloved anthem "Same Oul' Town." The reimagined version, performed by Davy Carton and Leo Moran on last Saturday’s Tommy Tiernan Show with conductor Gavin Murphy, struck a powerful chord with fans. Now set for release as a single, the collaboration blends rock with orchestral elegance.

What’s dominating conversation in The Faythe and surrounding areas right now is the proposed demolition of historic homes to make way for a new housing development. With protests ongoing, tensions are rising over what’s seen by many as the erasure of a cherished part of Wexford’s architectural and community heritage. Alan visited the area this morning to speak directly with residents about their fears, frustrations, and hopes for a better solution.

Fine Gael Senator Cathal Byrne, who has welcomed a significant €5.57 million funding injection for South East Technological University (SETU). The funding, announced by Minister Patrick O’Donovan, aims to upgrade research equipment and infrastructure, bolstering SETU’s capacity to support innovation and meet the evolving R&D needs of Irish industry. Senator Byrne shares what this means for students, researchers, and the wider South East region.

Councillor Michael Sheehan, who has been at the forefront of opposition to An Post’s controversial plan to move the New Ross Post Office from its historic home on Charles Street to a proposed new location inside SuperValu. Despite previous assurances that the service would stay put, recent developments have stirred concern and frustration among locals.