Morning Mix with Alan Corcoran

Engineers Ireland's STEPS Engineers Weeek 2025 runs from 1-7 March, bringing hands-on-activites in robotics, renewable energy, 3D printing, and joining is their Director General, Damien Owens.

Self-Published Children's Author, Vonnie Bolton, whose two delightful storybooks, "Today in Fairyland" and "Friends in Fairyland", are filled with beautiful illustrations.

If you're living with arthritis don't miss the upcoming event "Living Your Best Life with Arthritis", hosted by Arthritis Ireland and Rheumatology Southeast on Tuesday, 11th March. Joining to discuss this is Tara Regan of Arthritis Ireland, and Rheumatology Nurse Úna Martin.

David Fitzgerald, CEO of the Motor Insurance Bureau of Ireland, also known as MIBI. From the end of this month, motorists in Wexford and across the country will need to provide their driver number when renewing or taking out motor insurance.

Noel Culleton, Chairman of the Wexford Parish Care for the Earth Group. This group has led sustainability efforts in Wexford, from hosting a Climate Action conference to planting over 1,000 trees and promoting climate justice.

Matt Shanahan joins to discuss the long-awaited extension of cardiac services at University Hospital Waterford, which will soon operate on weekends. This marks a significant step forward in improving access to critical care for the region.

Live from Kyiv, Alexander, reporting on the fallout from President Trump's decision to halt military aid to Ukraine after a tense clash with the Presiden.

Part Four With over 15,200 people affected, including 4,600 children. Minister Browne will also address the government's shifting targets on ending homelessness by 2030.

Part Three With over 15,200 people affected, including 4,600 children. Minister Browne will also address the government's shifting targets on ending homelessness by 2030.

Part Two. With over 15,200 people affected, including 4,600 children. Minister Browne will also address the government's shifting targets on ending homelessness by 2030.

Part One. With over 15,200 people affected, including 4,600 children. Minister Browne will also address the government's shifting targets on ending homelessness by 2030.

Homeless figures in Ireland have reached an all-time high of 15,286, prompting urgent calls for action. Conor Culkin advocates for prioritizing social housing to protect vulnerable families

Billy's insights on all the key plays and standout performances

President of Rotary Marie Lyng and Niall Reck join Alan in studio to chat about the €14,000 raised by The Rotary Tree of Remembrance as well as all of the various projects ongoing for Rotary.

Noel Houlihan with a preview of the Wexford V Waterford Football this weekend.

Preview of the GAA this weekend with Billy Byrne

CEO/Executive Director of Wexford Arts Centre, Elizabeth Whyte updates us on what is coming up in The Arts Centre this March!

A throwback to the past, the mission comes to Tinahely, will there be fire and brimstone? 

Leonie Grant speaking to Alan Corcoran about the topic of Bipolar Disorder.

John Godkin. Wexford FC's Head of Football talks soccer to Alan Corcoran. Wexford FC are at home to Bray Wanderers this Friday 28th February.

Ciara Whelan, a young Enniscorthy woman who now lives in Galway, discussed all things Marine Life with Alan Corcoran 

The use of sandwich boards and sleeve to advertise local businesses on the streets of the town centre is being clamped down on, affecting local businessman Paul Walsh who says, “It could ruin his livelihood”. He joined Alan to voice his concerns. 

With a shortage of doctors in North Wexford Alan is joined by Peter Harrington who calls for practice. Responding to this issue and raising it in the Dáil is Deputy Malcom Byrne who also joined Alan this morning.

Coláiste Bhríde in Carnew discuss a great initiative as they march to the Dáil about school gradings system, we have Teacher Karen Murphy, and Students Sarah Jennings (Project Leader), Phoebe Doyle (Vice Project Leader), Aoife Neville and Ella Hayes.

Now giving a salute to the work of the marine watch, we turn our attention to the Marine Watch Community Awards 

Now joining me to discuss the funding of North Wexford is Deputy Malcom Byrne. 

Joining me now is Sinn Fein TD Kathleen Funchion, who joins me to discuss European Parliament's decision on carers 

Joining me now of Big Splash for Little Heroes is Peter Kenny and John Kenny, as the club has raised over a whopping 70,000 euro for the LauraLynn’s Children’s Hospital in their most recent fundraiser. 

Your health is your wealth as they say, and Dr Mary McCreery, a registered dietitian nutritionist, joins me to discuss the do’s and don’ts of good gut health 

A €1.5 million Connected Communities Fund launched by Rethink Ireland, Mason Hayes & Curran, and the Department of Rural & Community Development to support social cohesion. Joining me now is Dr. Karen Galligan, Head of Equality at Rethink Ireland 

In a country where jobs remotely are becoming plentiful, joining me now is community manager of grow remote, Donal Kearney.

Joining me now is Billy Byrne as we have a lookback on the Wexford V Clare match over the weekend. 

Fundraising is being undertaken for Wexford Special Olympics Club and Windmill Therapeutic. Joining me now is Andrew O'Brien, his daughter Jennie, Denise Dowling Secretary of Wexford Special Olympics Sports Club, and Joan McDonald and Marie Meyler of Windmill Therapeutic. 

The St. Joseph's launch night is taking place on February 27th in Sinnott’s Bar, and joining to discuss the recent updates with St. Joseph’s is Dane Tyghe 

Local Enterprise Week is coming up Monday, March 3rd to Friday, March 7th! Joining is Head of Enterprise at Local Enterprise Office Wexford, Breege Cosgrave 

People in County Wexford are being urged to ‘get lost in a good book’ on Saturday, February 22 as Ireland Reads Day comes to libraries nationwide. Joining me to celebrate such event is Senior Executive Librarian with Wexford County Council Library Service 

Frank Brennan discusses positive news with the Halo Business Angel Network

Deputy Malcom Byrne joins to discuss New Look's closure, effects on farming from recent updates, and more.

Joining me now is Noel Bardon of the Irish Farmers Journal to recap some recent news in the farming industry

Joining with updates on the effects of the Yellow Weather Warning is Eamonn Hore

New Look, an employer of Wexford Town, is shutting their doors across Ireland leading to even further job losses within our town. Joining me is Deputy George Lawlor to discuss the job losses. 

Joining us now is a rising star in Irish racing and Formula 4, Conor Grant and his Dad Nigel Grant, who has had much success on track over the years. He is now one of Ireland's best young drivers.

A few months back Wexford FC was delighted to announce the appointment of former Republic of Ireland international, Stephen Elliott, as the new First Team Manager. Stephen, who brings a wealth of experience from his playing career and coaching roles, joins me.

Joining is Sean Grant, on the continuing protests in Rosslare.

Tonight will see the return of the Gorey Night Run when young and old will hit the streets of Gorey yet again! Now in its 10th year, the run has become a hugely popular annual event, and here to talk with me about it is John Hegarty.

Recruitment is on the agenda within An Garda Siochanna, and Superintendant Jarlath Duffy joins to encourage recruitment.

The Sea of Change Choir, a choir composed of cancer survivors, spreads their message of Hope and Positivity.

Dean Walsh joins to discuss his next fight and his professional career

Verona Murphy, Ceann Comhairle of Dáil Éireann, joins for her first interview since the General Election

Sheila Campbell of the charity Heart Children joins