In this episode, we ask what happens when you want children, but the choice is taken out of your hands. Lily speaks to Dr Enda McVeigh, Professor of Reproductive Medicine at Sims IVF.

In this episode, we look at a different side of the conversation - people who do want children but don't have a partner. Dayna speaks to Siobhán Cookson, who chose to become a mother on her own using a sperm donor and IVF.

In this episode, we look at finding your community when you decide kids aren't for you. Dayna speaks with Niamh Madden, the woman behind Sisterhood - a growing childfree community.

In this episode, Rachael talks to Laura Howard, a contestant on Traitors Ireland S2, who decided she just didn't want kids - simply because she's happy with the life she has built with her husband.

In this episode, Aoife looks at where the expectation to have children comes from. Why has motherhood traditionally been seen as such an important part of a woman's life, and are those attitudes beginning to change?

Aoife speaks to UCC Sociology Lecturer Joan Cronin.

Last week, the HSE deferred a decision on funding the treatment, with a key meeting of the Rare Disease Technical Review Committee taking place tomorrow, Tuesday, July 21st.

Around 200 people in Ireland are living with the rare progressive neurological condition.

Emily spoke to Lily Kennedy about living with Friedreich's Ataxia, her fight for access to Skyclarys, and how the condition continues to progress while patients wait for access to the treatment.

In Episode Three of 'The Road Ahead', Rachael looks at tackling the driving test.

In Episode Two of 'The Road Ahead', we hear about getting behind the wheel for the first time and starting your 12 lessons.

In Episode One of 'The Road Ahead', Lily Kennedy talks us through getting your Learner Permit.

In part one, we hear from Tipperary TikToker Eoin, Sober Girls Society and Kinfok in Wexford.

In this episode, Rachael has been talking all things cosmetics:

In episode 4, Rachael talks money

In this episode, Dayna Kearney talks career.

In this episode, Aoife Kearns talks about friendships.

In this episode, Dayna Kearney takes a closer look at the societal pressures of adulthood with Life and Business Coach Mark Fennell.

To learn more about combating societal pressures, join Mark on April 19th at the Royal Marine Hotel for IGNITE.

Episode 4: Down the line takes a look ahead to where the future of both the hurley and the craft of hurley making might go.

Episode 4: The puck out dives into the history of the goalkeeper hurley and how it's evolved.

Episode 3: Serious bás; a deeper dive into the style of the bás.

Episode 2: The art of hurley making

Episode 1: History of the hurl(ey)

Máirín Nolan's seven-year-old daughter, Roxanne, was removed from a surgery waiting list 'without explanation' after being on it for four years.

Roxanne is one of a group of children who were under the care of a consultant here, who is now under investigation.

New figures show 525 scoliosis surgeries on children were cancelled between 2022 and 2025.

The family now has to fundraise to get the next surgery for Roxanne in Florida.

Máirín spoke to Aoife about their journey to date.

In episode 5, we took a look back at some of the more unusual stories from the year.

On the sporting front, we look back on Willie Mullins' gold cup win, Tipperary's All-Ireland and the Wexford FC women bring back the All-Island Cup.

From Oasis-mania to Traitors Ireland, Rachael looks back on some of the biggest entertainment stories of the year.

In Episode 2, we take a look back at some of the highs and lows of politics over the last year.

Aoife has a recap of some of the biggest stories to happen in the South East.

On this episode, we hear from Waterford FC Assistant Coach Jess Lawton and Goalkeeper Maeve Williams on the process of getting the team together

On this episode, we hear from Waterford FC's Retail and Ticketing Officer, Amy Frisby and Waterford FC Goalkeeper, Maeve Williams, to look back on Waterford's historic first match at the RSC against Shelbourne.

On this episode, we hear from Waterford COO Richy Walsh and Women's Manager Gary Hunt on the process of getting the team started.

On this episode, we hear from Waterford FC Manager, Gary Hunt, Assistant Coach Jess Lawton and Goalkeeper Maeve Williams on their hope for the future of the Women's side.

On this episode, we hear from Waterford FC Goalkeeper Maeve Williams and Manager Gary Hunt on that historic first-ever Women's National League win against Sligo Rovers

In today's episode, we're taking a closer look at building your own home in Ireland.

Featuring Self Build Project Management and Minister of State at the Department of Housing, John Cummins.

In today's episode, we look at the ever-changing rental market and the obstacles renters face when trying to find a home. We speak with Liberty Blue Estate Agent's Regina Mangan, Minister of State at the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage and Waterford TD John Cummins and Head of Affordable Rental at Clúid Housing, Colin Byrne.

In today's episode, we're looking at Ireland's growing homelessness crisis.

In today's episode, Dayna Kearney looks at buying your own home. She spoke with mortgage advisor Shirley Lidierth from Lidierth Financial in Carlow, Minister of State at the Department of Housing, and Waterford TD John Cummins. Also, she got some of the public's views on the situation.

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

He has lost 100 extended family members since the beginning of the conflict.

In this interview, he speaks to Aoife about his journey here and his family in Gaza's worsening situation, as thousands of people struggle to get access to aid.

In the fifth and final episode, Beat's Rachael Dunphy looks at what comes next.

In the fourth episode of this five-part series, Beat's Rachael Dunphy looks at how music has changed over the last generation.

In the third episode of this five part series, Beat's Rachael Dunphy looks at how relationships have changed club culture.

In the second episode of this five-part series, Beat's Rachael Dunphy looks back at the nightclub's heyday.

In the first episode of this five part series, Beat's Rachael Dunphy looks at what's gone wrong.

In this documentary, Lily Kennedy explores the growing influence of AI on our daily lives through perceptions and the choices that we make.

This is not just a look at technology, it’s a reflection on how it is currently changing us!

We explored the struggles they faced living with epidermolysis bullosa and how they went on to become the strongest men in Ireland.

We spoke on Bill's journey from being paralyzed from the neck down at just 20-years-old to competing in his first Hyrox race in Vienna earlier this year.

On this episode of Inner Strength, we spoke with Strongwoman Sheila Naughton.

We explored Sheila's journey from battling an eating disorder to becoming Ireland's Strongest Woman in the U64KG category.

We also spoke about her move away from the sport to Hyrox.

We also took a deeper look at the gap between men and women’s understanding and expectations of sexual consent with Roisin Shanahan, The Sexual Violence, Harassment Prevention, and Response Manager at SETU. 

We also spoke about the problem of victim-blaming with the CEO of the National Mental Health charity Turn2Me, Fiona O'Malley. 

In this episode, we take a closer look at red flags to watch out for when dating.

We speak to students from SETU about their experiences and Naoimh Murphy the Communications and Training Officer at Amber Women’s Refuge - the domestic abuse service for women and children in Kilkenny and Carlow.

In today's episode, we're taking a closer look at catfishing.

We speak to Clinical Psychologist Dr Malie Coyne and CEO of Turn2Me, Fiona O'Malley.