In this episode, we’re joined by Lorraine Galvin, Lifeboat Helm at Wexford Lifeboat Station. The RNLI is fundraising for a brand-new D class lifeboat, Cill Dara, and Lorraine explains why this upgrade is vital for reaching people in danger along our coast. From fast response times to navigating shallow waters, she shares how this lifeboat will help save lives in Wexford and beyond.

Fine Gael TD Brian Brennan joins us to discuss the ongoing crisis in Gaza, sharing his views on the humanitarian impact and Ireland’s response. Brian also opens up about a deeply personal experience involving his son's spinal surgery — shedding light on the challenges many families face within the Irish healthcare system. A powerful and honest conversation not to be missed.

Fine Gael TD Brian Brennan joins us to discuss the ongoing crisis in Gaza, sharing his views on the humanitarian impact and Ireland’s response. Brian also opens up about a deeply personal experience involving his son's spinal surgery — shedding light on the challenges many families face within the Irish healthcare system. A powerful and honest conversation not to be missed.

Eamonn Hore, Director of Services for Roads & Transportation, Environment & Climate Change, and Water Services with Wexford County Council, covering the New Ross Municipal District. Eamonn gives us an update on the Safe Routes to School programme and shares details about upcoming public meetings aimed at hearing from parents and the local community.

Up next is Aontú Councillor Jim Codd, who brought forward the motion to defend Irish neutrality and retain the Triple Lock. With Wexford County Council narrowly passing the motion, Jim joins us to explain why he believes protecting this long-standing principle is vital for Ireland’s sovereignty and future.

Up next is Aontú Councillor Jim Codd, who brought forward the motion to defend Irish neutrality and retain the Triple Lock. With Wexford County Council narrowly passing the motion, Jim joins us to explain why he believes protecting this long-standing principle is vital for Ireland’s sovereignty and future.

Joining me now is Eddie Taaffe, Chief Executive of Wexford County Council, to talk about an exciting new tourism development initiative led by Fáilte Ireland. We’ll hear what it means for the county, how it plans to attract more visitors, and the long-term vision for Wexford as a must-visit destination.

Wexford County Council Chair Joe Sullivan cast the deciding vote in a dramatic 13–13 tie to back a motion rejecting Government plans to abolish or amend the Triple Lock on military neutrality. The motion, brought forward by Aontú’s Jim Codd, warns of a breach of trust with the Irish people. Meanwhile, Fine Gael’s Cllr Darragh McDonald, who opposed the motion, tells us why he believes the Triple Lock needs review.

It’s been a golden week for Wexford’s swimming scene, with local Swim Ireland athletes bringing home top honours. Joining me to reflect on the achievements, the training behind the wins, and what this success means for the future of swimming in the county are Murt Francis, Martin Kirby, and Niall Reck — key figures behind the celebration of talent and teamwork.

Wexford County Council Chief Executive Eddie Taaffe joins us to talk about the newly launched Fáilte Ireland 5-year tourism development plan. We discuss what it means for local communities, key projects like the Norman Experience in New Ross and the Curracloe water sports facility, and how Wexford aims to become a world-class coastal tourism destination.