Episodes
Jamie Ryan visited Brittas Bay to meet marine biologist Mona McCrea and the families taking part in Wicklow’s Sea Safari workshops, discovering the marine life hidden along the county’s coastline.
Jamie Ryan joined Wicklow Safe Haven, Anu Wicklow and survivor Amy Shortall to highlight domestic abuse supports across Wicklow.
Jamie Ryan joined Jake O'Neill for the Hidden Gem's + Secrets Tour as part of his Bray Walking Tours
Jamie Ryan headed to the Tearmann Community Gardens in Baltinglass for the West Wicklow Mental Health Association's Connect Café, where local volunteers are helping tackle isolation, reduce stigma around mental health and connect people with supports available across the region.
Jamie Ryan joined Edible Bray at the Bray Recycling Centre to learn how the Butterfly Project is helping boost biodiversity by creating habitats for native butterflies through community planting.
Jamie Ryan joined Bray & North Wicklow Area Partnership's We Can Quit programme during the final week of its free stop-smoking course, hearing from participants about their journey to becoming smoke-free with the support of the group.
Jamie Ryan was in Kilcoole at their new STEM Academy Ireland base Lego Parent and Child Build Night
Jamie Ryan joined members of Balto Kayak Club on the River Slaney in Baltinglass to hear why they fear the club's future is at risk after more than a year without a permanent home.
Jamie Ryan headed to Burnaby Park in Greystones, where families, schools and summer camps came together for a day of giant games, bubbles, music and outdoor fun as Let's Play Wicklow rolled into town.
Jamie Ryan joined the new Men’s Walk ‘n Talk group on Bray Seafront to learn how a simple weekly walk is helping men connect, support one another and improve their mental wellbeing in a relaxed, informal setting.
Jamie Ryan was in Rathnew with world number one disability snooker player Daniel Kelly to hear how the local cue sports star is inspiring others and flying the flag for Wicklow on the international stage.
East Coast FM's Jason Collins and Jamie Ryan broadcasted live from the iconic Black Castle in Wicklow Town for Wicklow Pride 2026.
Jamie Ryan and Mischa Cleary joined Samantha Kirkness and the team at Greystones Youth Café to explore how the youth-led space is helping young people build confidence, make friends and find a place where they truly belong.
Wicklow Badminton Club has grown to more than 90 members just months after launching in Wicklow Town. Jamie Ryan visited a weekly session at East Glendalough School to hear how the club is using sport to bring people together and build community connections.
Jamie Ryan speaks to volunteers from the Greystones and Wicklow Coast Guard and Wicklow Rapid Response about the commitment, sacrifices and community spirit behind emergency response volunteering in County Wicklow.
Jamie Ryan headed to the heart of West Wicklow for the Dunlavin Arts Festival
Jamie Ryan was at Wicklow Library for the Launch of Refugee Week
Jamie Ryan was at Merrymeeting with the Rathnew GAA All Stars team
Jamie Ryan went to Gaelscoil an Inbhir Mhóir for the return of the Merck Curiosity Cube
Jamie Ryan joined Wicklow Pride for their 'Dip and Sip' social event ahead of their Pride festivities and the importance significance of the celebrations.
Jamie Ryan attended a public meeting in Roundwood Parish Hall organised by Social Democrats TD Jennifer Whitmore, where members of the public and elected representatives raised concerns over the continued delays to the long-awaited 199 bus service.
Jamie Ryan headed to CEART in Wicklow Town for their Traveller Pride Celebrations
Jamie Ryan joined Ben Condron from Choppers Barbers in Newtownmountkennedy to learn more about the shop’s new sensory-friendly barber appointments for neurodiverse children and adults, launched in partnership with Sensory Stars.
Jamie Ryan was at the Black Castle in Wicklow Town as the FTD Brothers brought their 32 marathons in 32 days challenge to Wicklow
Jamie Ryan joined the National Dairy Council at Tom Short’s dairy farm in Newtown Mount Kennedy as primary school pupils from Wicklow, Dublin and Wexford learned about food production, farming and where milk comes from.
Jamie Ryan headed to Rathdrum to meet local beekeeper Terry Meakin to learn more about bees, biodiversity and the vital role pollinators play in the environment.
Jamie Ryan went out across the county to Bray, Baltinglass and Coolkenno to speak with their Gaelic4Mothers&Others' teams
Jamie Ryan joined the community in the Arklow Bay Hotel as supporters gathered to raise funds for Eimear Byrne’s life-saving heart surgery in the United States.
Jamie Ryan joined Lakers Sport and Social in their new (and improving) facility in Bray to chat with some of their Special Olympian Athletes ahead of next month's Ireland Summer Games
Jamie Ryan was in the Arklow Bay Hotel for the Wicklow Local Community Safety Partnership's Community Safety Event