Dogs attacking livestock are a concern among farmers, leading to the IFA launcing the “No Dogs Allowed Campaign”. Joining me now is Jer O’Mahoney and Johnny Colfer 

Dogs attacking livestock are a concern among farmers, leading to the IFA launcing the “No Dogs Allowed Campaign”. Joining me now is Jer O’Mahoney, Pat Murray and Johnny Colfer.

St. Patrick’s Day is almost here, and we have exclusive previews on the upcoming parades across County Wexford.

As the Cheltenham Festival reaches its fourth and final day, we have Leo Powell on the line once again. 

Joining me now is James Nolan as we see Cheltenham’s further success for Wexford, with the Wexford-based jockey Barry Stone securing a win yesterday on the horse Daily Present. 

The Samaritans are seeking to recruit volunteers, and with initiatives like the Night Owls campaign for volunteers to do overnights, they are asking for all the help they can get. Joining me is Fintan Duffy, the Branch Director in the Samaritans Waterford Branch. 

Depaul is a leading charity operating across the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland supporting some of the most marginalised individuals, couples and families experiencing homelessness. Depaul’s latest report on mental health and homelessness was published yesterday and joining me is Depaul’s Director of Services & Development, Dermot Murphy.

Former Minister Hugh Byrne takes us on a compelling journey through his life in politics, recounting his experiences from the turbulent times of facing death threats to his close working relationship with the controversial yet charismatic leader, Charlie Haughey. A key figure in Wexford’s political landscape, Byrne reflects on the challenges he encountered during his career, the defining moments that shaped his tenure, and his insights into the shifting political climate in Ireland today.

Former Minister Hugh Byrne takes us on a compelling journey through his life in politics, recounting his experiences from the turbulent times of facing death threats to his close working relationship with the controversial yet charismatic leader, Charlie Haughey. A key figure in Wexford’s political landscape, Byrne reflects on the challenges he encountered during his career, the defining moments that shaped his tenure, and his insights into the shifting political climate in Ireland today.

Robin James Hurt, who returns with his powerful new folk-rock anthem, Take Me Home, set for release this Friday, March 14th. A heartfelt tribute to Irish emigration and the deep connection to home, this track is set to resonate with listeners and become a St. Patrick’s Week favourite.