On this week's Sunday Grill, Aoife hears from the young people who have organised the Waterford 'Lit Fest'.

Laura Stafford gives us guidance on how to bring light into the darker days.

A Wexford wise woman tells the history of the Celtic festival Samhain.

And Brian reviews the biggest biopic in cinemas at the moment - Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere.

Orla chats to a Wexford man ahead of the Dublin city marathon as he sets out to the 42 km race ... in a pair of jeans.

And she hears from the Paragals about their recent south- east paranormal investigation.

Lots of south east to chat about on the Sunday Grill this week- from Keep her Lit in Co. Kilkenny celebrating Samhain to what Shine has to offer this year.

Orla's finding out about Halloween events for all ages and across the South East on the Sunday Grill this weekend, And she'll get the lowdown on Taylor's new album, now we've had a week to unpack it, from Taylor superfan, Beat's Michelle Heffernan. Plus, as over 70,000 students got their Junior Cert this week she discusses the merit of the exams.

Orla chat's to Waterford's own Vanessa Ogbonna aka one of the three faithful's that won Traitor's Ireland. She also hears from a female clown based in Co. Wexford and how about trying Sober October?

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.