Morning Mix with Alan Corcoran

Kerrie Gardiner joins to discuss Bord Bia Bloom 2025

Ger Carthy brings updates on the IPAS Centre situation in Rosslare

Dermot Aspel talks about his book "My Life" and his journey living with Cerebral Palsy

David Brett joins to explain what Gaeilgeoir AI is and how it can be used to efficiently learn Irish

MEP Cynthia Ní Mhurhcú on the Political Summit

On the 20th of February every year it is National Love Your Pet Day, and animal lover Bridget Cullen joins.

Billy Byrne on the upcoming Wexford V Clare match taking place in Clare

Bernie Coyne discusses her findings in her research of Irish Attitudes towards Asylum Seekers through surveys.

Ball4All Initiative at Castletown

Wexford Arts Centre is the venue for the play featuring Tony Brennan and Eoghan Kirby

On the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Brendan discusses the latest and increasingly worrying developments.

Wexford Roads falling apart, potholes, craters are a daily assault course for drivers.

Discussions on proposed IPAS centre in Gorey and the hospitality sector.

Storytelling and history bringing comfort, engagement to residents in St. Johns Community Hospital

Prof. Suiter discusses the Role of the Jury Advisory Panel and it's impact.

News from Around the Garda Districts' with Sgt. Niall Maher

Macdara Ó Faoláin, will be performing alongside top Irish traditional musicians in a special concert at the National Opera House on February 19th at 7:30 pm.

Next Tuesday, February 25th, Druid presents three hilarious one-act plays by Sean O’Casey at the National Opera House as part of their national tour. Joining me on the line is cast member Rory Nolan.

David Ingledew’s song, featuring local singer Martina Keane, showcasing his deep ties to Wexford. With family roots in Kilmore, he visits regularly while also running a renowned piano shop.

This February, Enable Ireland is adding a Valentine’s twist to decluttering, urging Gorey and Wexford residents to “break up with their stuff” by donating pre-loved items to support people with disabilities.

February is Oesophageal Cancer Awareness Month, with Lollipop Day as its key nationwide fundraiser. OCF CEO Carmel Doyle, whose husband is a survivor, is committed to raising awareness about early symptoms and the importance of early detection.

Appealing for information regarding recent incidents, including: theft of copper wire from Adamstown reported on 11.2.25. Burglary in Gorey reported on 11.2.25 Burglary in Coolcotts Wexford on 10.2.25 Recruitment Information Morning in Wexford Garda Station on Saturday 22.2.2025

According to the Early Childhood Ireland Barometer 2025, released this week, over two-thirds of people in Leinster believe that education for children under five is just as important as education for those over five.

Discussion on the recent concerns around online reviews and the impact of defamatory allegations on Irish schools.

MC Ivan Yates, who led a dynamic discussion with our local political leaders. Paula Roche, CEO of County Wexford Chamber, emphasized the event’s importance as a vital platform for engaging with elected representatives and addressing the region’s most pressing issues.

Yesterday evening, County Wexford Chamber hosted a unique Political Leaders Summit at the National Opera House, featuring the county’s newly elected Senator, TDs, and an Ireland South MEP.

Luke Whitty, a singer/songwriter from Wexford, is set to release his latest original single, "Tiss the year 1916," on 14th March 2025. The song, an Irish ballad, tells the poignant story of a soldier's final reflections during the 1916 Easter Rising. 

66th Kilmuckridge Drama Festival which runs from Friday, 21st February to Saturday, 1st March 2025, featuring nine drama groups, each performing a different play.

This initiative is changing how Ireland approaches long-term conditions like Diabetes, Asthma, COPD, and Cardiovascular Disease, ensuring better care and improved patient outcomes.

This Friday, February 21st, a fantastic charity fashion show is taking place in aid of It’s Good to Talk, supporting mental health services. Live music from the Sharon Clancy Trio, it promises to be a great night for a great cause.

Ireland is facing big economic shifts—from Trump’s new tariff plans to rising energy demand and a major OECD rental market recommendation. Meanwhile, mortgage rates have hit a 20-month low as lenders react to ECB cuts.

Brian is at the forefront of developing Ireland’s first-ever Education and Public Engagement Strategy, aimed at making democracy more accessible to all.

Exploring how these funds will be allocated, key projects such as bridge rehabilitations and road safety improvements, and the challenges of maintaining infrastructure in the face of increasing demand.

Wexford is set to receive over 23 million euro for local and regional road maintenance.

Michael Anthony, the seventh son of a seventh son, sharing his unique insights on the spirit world, the afterlife, and the power of confidence.

Aoife Spratt, synth player of Dublin based band Dose, who are an all-female band hailing from Wexford, Donegal and Melbourne.  The band’s highly anticipated new track Parallelogram

Mark Ross, Wexford FC’s Football and Social Responsibility (FSR) Officer and coach of the club's Down Syndrome team, has now taken on the role of Manager for Ireland’s Down Syndrome Football team

Wexford Town is taking a major step toward a greener future with the launch of its Energy Master Plan.

Dr. Angie Brown from the Irish Heart Foundation, here to share simple but life-saving tips on keeping your heart healthy every day and not just on Valentine’s day