Jason Byrne’s “No Show” is coming to the National Opera House in Wexford tomorrow night and ahead of the gig Jason joins me on the line. 

Wexford Festival Opera is calling all primary and secondary schools, and the wider community, as part of its learning and engagement programme. Joining me to discuss this programme is Elizabeth Drwal. 

March 2025, holds special significance for The Sound of Music due to several notable events and anniversaries, and joining me to look into the endearing power of The Sound of Music is Rosemary Hartigan and Margaret Gurhy. 

John Hegarty, Wexford Senior Football Manager, on the open night in Ferns to meet some of the team and a look behind the scenes.

John Godkin, Head of Football at Wexford FC, joins to discuss the team's recent wins

World Down Syndrome Day takes place on March 21st every year to celebrate people with Down syndrome all over the world.   

To kick off, DSI has launched eye-catching, limited-edition socks designed by 9-year-old Rachel Gillanders as part of the Lots of Socks campaign.  

US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose a 200% tariff on European Union wines and other alcoholic beverages. This move is in retaliation to the EU's plan to levy a 50% tariff on American whiskey, which itself was a response to Trump's recent 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. Joining me on this issue is Lorcan Roche Kelly 

The findings of a key study by Hardware Association Ireland highlight the significant potential of revitalizing vacant “above the shop” properties, with up to 40,000 housing units possible. Joining me to discuss the findings of this study is Martin Markey

Joining me now is Senator Cathal Byrne as we discuss the Enniscorthy Flood Relief Scheme, which represents a critical investment to safeguard the town from future flooding events, ensuring the protection of its residents and businesses. 

Today is “Wear Red Day” a cause that is in fight against Racism, and an avid supporter of this cause Cllr. Leonard Kelly joins me now.