Orla talks to Creator, writer of the Walsh Sisters, Stefanie Preissner. She hears about a Halloween event and Brian takes centre stage on the movie review this week.

All things Irish are very sexy or 'gnéasach' right now - from music to language to clothes,

Aoife Kearns has been investigating the reasons for this resurgence.

She chats to those who are part of the current revival, from musicians to Gealgórií to Irish designers in 'Gnéasach'.

This documentary aired on 'The Sunday Grill', on Beat, Sunday, September 28th, featuring segments from the following artists.

CMAT, Euro-Country
Kingfishr, Killeagh
Wolfe Tones, Grace
Amble, Swan Song
CMAT, I Wanna Be a Cowboy, Baby!
Hood, Kneecap
Tulua, The Minor Set
Sean Monaghan, An Dreoilín
Arís is Arís, Chasing Abbey
Denise Chaila, Anseo
Kingfishr, Heart In the Water

The Carlow ten year old who has a role in the final Conjuring movie was chatting to Orla on the Sunday Gril. Emmy Nolan talks self taping auditions, singing eerie songs and her hopes for the future after her role in the Conjuring: Last Rites.

Orla also got some autumn fashion tips & a rundown of the goings on at this year's National Ploughing Championship.

Orla's got panto updates, culture night recommendations and moving to less traditional destinations on the Sunday Grill.

And Brian was in to review the movie The Roses starring Olivia Coleman and Benedict Cumberbatch.

Orla talks to a musician who writes short, fun songs in Irish for kids and who saw her social media blow up this week thanks to a share from a famous singer.

She also hears about the Wexford Grandad climbing to Mount Everest's base camp and the Kilkenny woman who created a pregnancy journal after she couldn't find one for herself.

Orla talks to one south east student whose heading off the Spain for the year on Erasmus.

She'll also hear about Breast Cancer Ireland's Very Pink Run plans this year and an exhibition coming to North Wexford showcasing photographs taken by asylum seekers living in a hotel.

Aoife chats to Niamh De Brún-Reid about life, motherhood and getting the autumn wardrobe ready.

Skibidi makes the Cambridge dictionary, and Rachael Dunphy explores some of the cool ways people in the South East are getting crafty with clothes.

Sneak peeks and previews of what to watch and listen to, from House of Guinness to Kingfisher’s brand new album - HALCYON.

Orla's got the back to school/ back to normal prep on, on the Sunday Grill this weekend when she talks to the woman behind the Home Reset about getting some organisation into your life. She also talks work life balance and much more?