Award-winning author and illustrator Aileen Crossley joins us to discuss her new Irish language picture book An Áit a nEitlíonn na Madaí Crainn. Combining nature, language, and stunning hand-crafted illustrations, Aileen shares the inspiration behind this heartfelt story.

Deputy George Lawlor joins the show to discuss important local issues, including the impact of tariffs and ongoing efforts to address drug use in the community. He shares insights on the challenges and potential solutions ahead.

Deputy George Lawlor joins the show to discuss important local issues, including the impact of tariffs and ongoing efforts to address drug use in the community. He shares insights on the challenges and potential solutions ahead.

Cllr. Michael Sheehan joins us to discuss exciting plans to transform New Ross town. From creating new public spaces to making streets more pedestrian-friendly, Michael shares what’s underway and what locals can expect in the near future.

Neil Hughes, CEO of Azets Ireland, joins us for the latest on the economy — from soaring meat prices and questions over a €156 billion tax windfall, to the EU-US trade deal poised for finalisation, and updates on the Small Company Administrative Rescue Process.

Ireland South MEP and former family law barrister Cynthia Ní Mhurchú joins us to discuss her growing concerns about the rise in sexual offences and the lack of proper rehabilitation for sex offenders in Irish prisons. She outlines why investment in treatment programmes is urgently needed — and why she believes this is now a national crisis.

The UN has raised serious concerns about how women are treated in Irish prisons — from overcrowding to the lack of proper alternatives. Joining us is Saoirse Brady, Executive Director of the Irish Penal Reform Trust, who helped bring these issues to the international stage. She explains what needs to change, why now, and how Ireland can build a more just and humane system.

The UN has raised serious concerns about how women are treated in Irish prisons — from overcrowding to the lack of proper alternatives. Joining us is Saoirse Brady, Executive Director of the Irish Penal Reform Trust, who helped bring these issues to the international stage. She explains what needs to change, why now, and how Ireland can build a more just and humane system.

Rosslare Europort is gearing up for a €200 million transformation that promises to bring over 2,000 jobs and establish Wexford as a key player in offshore renewable energy. Glenn Carr, Director of Commercial Business Units at the port, joins us to break down the big vision, what it means for local communities, and how it positions Ireland at the forefront of the green energy revolution.

Rosslare Europort is gearing up for a €200 million transformation that promises to bring over 2,000 jobs and establish Wexford as a key player in offshore renewable energy. Glenn Carr, Director of Commercial Business Units at the port, joins us to break down the big vision, what it means for local communities, and how it positions Ireland at the forefront of the green energy revolution.