If you're in charge of all - or at least part- of the Christmas dinner making, well fear not, because Orla has all the help at hand thanks to French executive chef, Alex Petit.

She also gets some tips on how to keep positive if Christmas is not your favourite time of the year & Brian will be in with lots of movie suggestions for the cinema and at home over the yuletide.

Orla's getting the lowdown on Christmas engagements and how to pick the perfect ring, she'll hear what is Ireland's favourite Christmas tune and how about a Christmas party in January? It's getting more popular- Orla finds out why on this week's Sunday Grill.

Orla's got you sorted for Crimbo with gift ideas, ways to alleviate that December stress and a chat with an Australian group mixing acrobatics with... wheelie bins.

Orla's fully embracing the yuletide season on this first Sunday Grill of December with some Christmas tree chat and gifting ideas.

According to a recent survey, dad's and brothers are the worst gift givers at Christmas- Orla will have some great gifting suggestions to turn that around.

And if you loved Wicked, then she'll tell you about a south east festival that features an Irish performer who played Elphaba in the Westend for an astounding number of times.

If you are heading to see the Christmas movie The Magic Reindeer- Saving Santa's Sleigh this weekend you might hear a slight yellow belly accent from Wilma the Weasel- Wexford actress Aileen Mythen talks to Orla about her role in the movie.

She'll also hear what the Christmas Tractor Lights of Carrick on Suir are doing as they celebrate ten years.

And a Kilkenny teacher will be in to talk about her series of books that incorporates her poetry and mindfulness

The Wexford teenager who trained her pet sheep for a Hallmark Christmas movie, how to treat your skin if you're doing Movember and a new business collective doing things differently in the south east.

Orla is speaking to some inspirational women on the Sunday Grill this weekend- Andriana TsanKova will be telling her about her passion for perfume and celebrating ten years in business in Kilkenny while author Carlow/ Kilkenny Niamh Mulvey is celebrating an Irish Book award nomination for her debut novel, the Amendments.

And Dr. Niamh Shaw also tells Orla about her passion for space and her talks for science week.

On today's Sunday Grill, we took take a look at what events and activities to look forward to across the region for this year's national Science Week.

We chat to Ireland's Movember Director about the theme of this year's campaign and why it's so important to get involved in.

Firefighters in Carlow have made history as they launch the world's first solar powered, battery operated fire engine fuelled by hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO).