Orla talks to an Italian man who came to Ireland alone aged just 13 to learn English and is returning to perform in the southeast and create a documentary and book.

And a matchmaker who has been responsible for thousands of engagements and weddings will be giving some advise after some areas in the southeast didn't fare so well in a dating survey.

Orla hears from a Wexford woman whose first full length play is coming to the National Opera House this month that includes everything from a clothes horse called Pegasus and even a kitchen sink.

She'll find out how you could be busking at a festival in the beautiful East Cork.

And the movie review this week is a Netflix one- Brian will discuss his thoughts on the Beautiful Game, a movie inspired by true events.

Orla talks to Wexford's Maura Rath aka Yoga with Maura about her experience on BBC's the Apprentice. And she gets some advise on how to lessen the effect of Daylight Savings hours now the clocks have sprang forward, as they say! 

Orla's finding out which southeast county is the sweariest in Ireland and a language expert tells her why we swear in the first place on the Sunday Grill this weekend.

She'll also talk to two south east florists who are giving wedding parties the chance to create your own wedding flowers and bouquets.

Orla's talking to one half of the Waterford couple through to the final of RTE's Home of the Year. She chats phone usage with Neuro Coach Paddy Moran and how we on average spend 70 days a year on our phones.

And Brian is reviewing Amazon Prime's latest movie offering- Ricky Stanicky.

Orla finds out about how the Cat Laughs was founded as they head towards their 30th weekend in Kilkenny this June bank holiday and she hears how Megan got on when she met Katie Price at the Gossies.

Orla finds out how you could find some love in the country and Brian is in to review Dune: Part Two.

If you’ve got questions about the March 9th referendums on Family and Care you’re not the only one. 

Here at Beat, we want to break down the ballot box and help YOU in the lead up.

On This Week's Sunday Grill, our Beat News team are looking at both sides of the two separate votes, what they mean to people in Ireland and the impacts of those votes when everyone has had their say.

A Wexford woman on her Bafta win, extreme swimmer Nuala Moore on being Limitless & Irish Dancing gets the wedding day treatment.

Three time Irish Olympian Derval O’Rourke has turned her attention to workplace wellbeing with her new platform- Saol.

She talked to Orla on the Sunday Grill bout how to have a better work life balance and better wellbeing no matter what your job is.

And- talking of jobs- what about a new one? Orla heard how the world of  the apprenticeship has changed.