Orla is getting the rundown on some culture night events around the region for the 19th edition of the free event on September 20 and Brian is reviewing Beetlejuice Beetlejuice....

Orla's got lots to tell you on the Sunday Grill this week. From Wexford's link to the Guinness World Records to a Waterford man riding high with his sci fi comedy podcast and even a Tipperary woman whose bread is headed to a major supermarket chain.

Orla is chatting to a 29 year old Tipperary native who just happens to be the youngest head curator in Ireland’s museum history.

She also gets some college cooking tips from a teacher turned food influencer.

As we hurtle towards the end of the summer, Orla looks at daycations to get the last out of that holiday feeling with Tipperary native, Roz Purcell. And if you fancy some volunteering this year, Orla has a great suggestion for you.

This week Orla talks to a south east man hoping to become the youngest Irish person to climb the world's largest mountain & she hears how one couple have created mystery & detective trails around the south east and beyond.

The Sunday Grill came from All Together Now over the August bank holiday where Orla met with people partying and working at the festival.

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!

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.