Morning Mix with Alan Corcoran

The lack of mental health services in Wexford is a growing concern, leaving many without the support they desperately need. Cllr. John Dwyer, a dedicated advocate for improved mental health care, joins the conversation to highlight the challenges facing our community. He shares his concerns, discusses the impact on those affected, and outlines practical solutions to ensure better services for thos...

As President Donald Trump imposes a new 20% tariff on EU goods, what does this mean for Ireland? From farmers to businesses and consumers, we explore the far-reaching consequences of these trade changes. Senator Cathal Byrne and financial expert Neil Hughes break down the economic impact, while Pat O’Toole examines how Irish agriculture will be hit. Fine Gael TD Brian Brennan also joins the discus...

As President Donald Trump imposes a new 20% tariff on EU goods, what does this mean for Ireland? From farmers to businesses and consumers, we explore the far-reaching consequences of these trade changes. Senator Cathal Byrne and financial expert Neil Hughes break down the economic impact, while Pat O’Toole examines how Irish agriculture will be hit. Fine Gael TD Brian Brennan also joins the discus...

The annual Hope and Dream 10 returns this Sunday, April 6th, for its 14th year, continuing to raise vital funds for those in need. Joining us today are Michael Jordan and Maired Fanning, CEO of The Hope Centre, to discuss the impact of this beloved fundraiser and how you can still take part.

The annual Hope and Dream 10 returns this Sunday, April 6th, for its 14th year, continuing to raise vital funds for those in need. Michael Jordan and Maired Fanning, CEO of The Hope Centre, will discuss the impact of this beloved fundraiser and how you can still take part.

Ethan Waslh is a talented local singer/songwriter who's performing his original song Doors live on air for the very first time.

This October, a team of 30 executives—mostly from Wexford—will travel to Kenya as part of the Bungoma Project, working to build homes, repair schools, and support local communities. Joining us is Rosie Keary, Managing Director at Kersia Healthcare, to share how this initiative aims to make a lasting impact and how you can help them reach their €100,000 fundraising goal.

With seagull nesting season in full swing, coastal towns are seeing a rise in gull-related issues. Rentokil is urging people to take action now to prevent them from nesting on roofs and buildings. Colm Moore, Regional Technical and Innovations Manager with Rentokil, joins us to share practical tips on keeping gulls at bay and staying safe this season.

Dr. Susan Brannick from Aware, Ireland’s national organisation supporting those affected by depression and bipolar disorder are currently looking for new volunteers to assist with their vital Support Line and Support & Self Care Groups—services that provide crucial help to those in need.

Former Irish MEP Mick Wallace has drawn attention with his recent visit to Yemen, aiming to highlight the humanitarian crisis in the region. While some praise his efforts to shed light on the situation, others question his approach and political stance.

Fianna Fáil Senator Malcolm Byrne and Sinn Féin’s Fionntán Ó Súilleabháin join us to give their views on two big political stories — the recent vote of no confidence in the Ceann Comhairle and the growing concerns over new U.S. tariffs.

Fianna Fáil Senator Malcolm Byrne and Sinn Féin’s Fionntán Ó Súilleabháin join us to give their views on two big political stories — the recent vote of no confidence in the Ceann Comhairle and the growing concerns over new U.S. tariffs.

Tourism is a vital part of Ireland’s economy, but recent figures show a concerning drop in visitor numbers. Labour Party spokesperson on Tourism, Enterprise, and Employment, George Lawlor, joins us to discuss the impact of this decline and what steps need to be taken to support the industry.

Ceri Dobson, is taking on an incredible challenge in aid of The Irish Cancer Society. Inspired by loved ones affected by cancer, Ceri is running the Super Half’s Half Marathon Series in 2025—six world-famous half marathons across Europe. In a groundbreaking feat, she’ll also be the first to run two of these races back-to-back!

Award-winning actor Fintan Kelly joins us, alongside Brigid Cullen, representing The Kite Foundation—and three talented young actors, Anna, Veronica, and Chloe. Together, they’ve workshopped and developed Finding Peace , a powerful new production. We’ll hear about the creative process, the impact of Fintan’s workshops, and what audiences can expect from this exciting and meaningful play.

Renowned broadcaster and lifestyle expert Lorraine Keane joins us to shine a light on an essential yet often overlooked topic—bone health. She’ll share insights on how we can all take better care of our bones, the crucial role of nutrition and exercise, and practical tips for maintaining strength and mobility as we age.

Lisa McDonald, Hugh Barrett, and George O’Connor join us to share their exciting plans for the historic church at the Piercestown-Murrintown crossroads. Having secured €100,620 in funding, they aim to restore this landmark and transform it into a vibrant community and performance space.

Sgt Eddie Wilde joins us for our regular update from the Garda Districts. This week, we discuss a series of burglaries in Wexford, including an appeal for public assistance after a burglary targeting an elderly woman in Tombrack. We also look at drink-driving arrests, a new card machine scam businesses need to be aware of, the importance of dog control after a weekend sheep kill, and ongoing theft...

As National Arthritis Week 2025 gets underway, Tara Regan, Communications and Advocacy Manager at Arthritis Ireland, discusses the role of lifestyle medicine in managing arthritis. From diet and exercise to stress management, Tara explores how simple lifestyle changes can improve quality of life for those living with arthritis.

Broadcaster, author, and mental health advocate Chris Sherlock joins us to discuss Adolescence , a compelling new four-part Netflix drama. The series follows 13-year-old Jamie Miller, arrested for the shocking murder of his classmate, and explores the devastating impact on his school, community, and family. We’ll delve into the themes of youth pressures, mental health, and the realities behind thi...

Today is a critical day for Verona Murphy as the vote of no confidence in the Ceann Comhairle takes place. Will it pass or fall? Our political correspondent, Seán Defoe, joins us to break down the latest developments.

Rosslare Councillor Ger Carthy has been a strong advocate for infrastructure improvements in the region. With the recent €2 million investment in the Rosslare Harbour Port Access Road, we’ll be getting his thoughts on what this means for the area, how it will impact local residents and businesses, and what further developments are needed to support Rosslare’s growth.

The talented team behind Enniscorthy Musical Society’s upcoming production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat ! Emily Boyne, the Public Relations Officer, James Dobbs, the Choreographer and Treasurer, and Imelda McDonagh, the Director, will share all the exciting details about the show, the preparation process, and what audiences can expect from this vibrant and beloved musical.

We have a very special guest today—Patrick "Podge" Fortune from Gorey, who has defied the odds after a near-fatal car accident in March 2024. Spending weeks in a coma and 67 days in hospital, Podge has made an extraordinary recovery. He joins us to share his incredible journey of resilience, strength, and determination.

Award-winning comedian Seán Begley joins us to talk about his upcoming show Faux Pa , which will be hitting the stage at Wexford Arts Centre on April 4th. Get a sneak peek into the show and hear about Seán’s journey in comedy, as well as what audiences can expect from this hilarious performance.