The Sunday Grill: Recent Episodes
Niall Power
John Cotter from The Book Centre joins Orla to talk about the biggest books coming out in 2013.
Orla talks to Sinead Sullivan from Make Up Waterford about a new survey that says women wear more make-up around Christmas.
Last week Niall gave his top 5 cheesy Christmas songs, and this week Vinny visits Orla and gives his top 5 non-cheesy Christmas songs.
Winterval kicked off in Waterford this weekend, and Orla talks to Lynn Cahill about the exciting launch and what to expect.
Orla talks to Sergeant Gavin Hegarty and some of his fellow Gardai about this year's Polar Plunge.
Orla talks to Spark Procutions about their theatre production of Brown Bread being held in Kilkenny.
Orla talks to two fundraisers from the Save Ryan and Ethan campaign, two young brothers from Tramore that have been diagnosed with ALD.
Orla talks to Dr Miriam O'Connor about prostate cancer being the most common cancer among men.
Orla talks to John Lennon from Hasbro about their Toy Museum being set up for the Winterval festival.
Orla talks to representatives from Waterford's Men's Sheds about the sheds and being featured in a US program 'Turning Point'.
Orla talks to Mark Day about the upcoming event being held on the 1st and 2nd of December.
Orla talks to John Brennan, owner of The Uluru in Waterford, about his experience of moving to Australia in the late 80's before returning to Ireland.
The Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind are urgently looking for dog walkers in Waterford and South Tipperary. Orla talks to 19 year old Hayley Morrisey about her first guide dog.
Bernard Hackett talks to Orla about a new booklet that gives advice to parents that have kids going to college for the first time.
Orla talks to artistic director Alan Foley to find out how the rehearsals for the ballet is going.
Loftus Hall has re-opened to the public, and Orla talks to owner Aidan Quigley to find out more.