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All this week we’re shining a spotlight on being more eco-friendly in the run-up to Christmas. Dean spokes to a number of people across the South East who shared their tips for being sustainable as we plan for the festive season.

We chat to some of the biggest stars in music, from local up-and-coming acts to international superstars.

Beat Breakfast is the South East’s biggest breakfast show! Niall & Sho wake up the five counties every morning, bringing you lots of banter and your favourite music. Beat Breakfast is sponsored by NOW.

With the Tramore New Year's Day meet around the corner, it seems only fitting that our latest Beat Sport spotlight focuses on a trainer who in 2021 has launched Waterford horse racing to the top of the tree. Henry de Bromhead's incredible success, alongside BBC World Sport Star of the Year Rachael Blackmore, has seen an Irish domination at Cheltenham, and Minella Times win the Grand National in flying fashion. Our five-part docuseries examines Henry's success and the keys behind it: his relationship with Rachael, his love of Tramore and Waterford, the setbacks that defined him, and his ...

Beat shines a spotlight on emergency and rescue services in the South East. From the mountains to the seas, the skies, and the ground, rescue and emergency calls happen every day in the South East. We hear from South Eastern Mountain Rescue, Carlow Fire and Rescue Service, the Irish Community Air Ambulance, Tramore RNLI and Waterford City River Rescue.

Daily Dilemma Uncensored has landed - the podcast that’s too saucy to share on air. Catch Niall & Sho as they reveal and explore the rude, lewd even crude topics that YOU – the people of the South East DM us every day. The scandal is very much real And if you have a problem that needs fixing or you want to give your opinion/advice on any topic, email talk@beat102103.com or DM us on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook. Over 18s only, dropping every Friday wherever you get your podcasts.

Beat News highlights the nationwide walk-out held by third level students across the country. As part of a Union of Students in Ireland campaign, students left lectures and tutorials at 11.11 am on Thursday 13th of October 2022. They gathered to shine a light on the financial struggles that many are facing. We hear first-hand from students why they took part and the struggles they face in the current cost-of-living crisis.