Morning Mix with Alan Corcoran

GAA review with Noel Houlihan, who joins us to share his thoughts on the latest games, key performances, and standout moments in the world of Gaelic games.

In our regular financial slot, Neil Hughes, CEO of Azets Ireland, returns to share his expert insights on the latest financial trends, business challenges, and economic updates impacting individuals and companies across Ireland.

Residents of Adamstown are facing ongoing broadband issues with no end in sight, as service is expected to remain down for at least another four weeks after already being out for two. In this episode, we discuss the detrimental impact this disruption is having on local businesses and the daily lives of those who rely on internet access.

In this episode, we explore two critical issues affecting sheep farmers. Ann and Isabella ones, farmers from South Wexford, shares the devastating impact of a recent dog attack that claimed 10 lambs and a ewe on their farm. We’ll also hear from George Graham, Senior Head Instructor for ROI Sheep Shearing.

From today, March 31st, the new Jobseeker’s Pay-Related Benefit scheme replaces the existing Jobseeker’s Benefit, aiming to provide better financial support for those who become fully unemployed. Fine Gael TD Councillor Brian Brennan joins us to explain what this change means for jobseekers, who qualifies, and how to apply.

On this episode, we continue our discussion on cervical screening and gynaecological care. Last week, Councillor Aoife Rose O’Brien shared her personal experience and the challenges she faced in seeking early screening for cervical cancer. Today, Dr. Sarah Fitzgibbon, GP advisor for the National Screening Service, joins us to explain how the cervical screening process works, its role in early dete...

Barry Barnes from the Ritz Brothers, joins us to share all the details about their much-anticipated performance on April 5th at Wexford Arts Centre. Barry chats about the band's music, what audiences can expect, and why this is a show not to be missed!

Elizabeth Whyte from Wexford Arts Centre joins me to preview the exciting events coming up this April. From exhibitions to performances, there’s plenty to look forward to.

The Irish Farmers Journal has entered a new partnership with the Irish Heritage Trust to support the Irish Agricultural Museum. What does this mean for the preservation of Ireland’s rich farming history? Joining me to discuss this exciting collaboration is Anne O’Donoghue, CEO of the Irish Heritage Trust.

Noel Houlihan joins us now for a preview of the National Hurling League Final between Wexford and Limerick . With Wexford aiming for a big win and Limerick looking to continue their dominance.

As Brittany Ferries resumes livestock transport from Rosslare to Cherbourg after 30 years, but Barbara believes that there is no truly humane way to transport animals by sea.

Joining me now is Mark Reilly who’s the Pensions Proposition Lead at Royal London Ireland, specializing in retirement planning and financial security. He advocates for linking the State Pension to inflation to protect people’s purchasing power as the cost of living rises. 

A new report from Focus Ireland and Trinity College has revealed that the vast majority of homelessness funding is still going to emergency accommodation, while investment in prevention remains low. So, is the Government’s approach actually tackling the crisis—or just managing it? Joining me now to discuss the findings is Conor Culkin from Focus Ireland. 

Joining me now is Hugh Coughlan, Regional Coordinator with the Regional Waste Management Planning Offices.  He promotes recycling, reuse, and sustainable practices, leading campaigns like "Think Before You Skip It" to reduce landfill waste. 

Last evening, I joined the peaceful protest in Redmond Square, Wexford, as part of a larger gathering calling for peace in Palestine. The event aimed to raise awareness and show solidarity with those affected by the ongoing conflict. 

Ivan Yates joins us now to discuss the vote of no confidence in Verona Murphy, the Ceann Comhairle in the Dáil, which will take place this Tuesday. We'll break down what this vote means as well as the incoming tariffs placed upon Ireland by President Trump.

In the build-up to the division 4 Allianz league final in Croke Park Wexford Senior Football Manager John Hegarty joins me 

The GIY’s Leaf programme is bringing 9,000 free seed packs to public libraries across Wexford to inspire people to grow their own food and take climate action. Joining me now is Jen Langan, GIY’s Engagement Director, to chat about how people can get involved. 

Joining me is Michelle Walsh, Community Liaison Officer at EirGrid, to discuss the Celtic Interconnector Project. 

Joining me now from DNG McCormack Quinn is Robert McCormack, on “getting your house ready for sale”. 

Veterinarian Martin Breen on challenges farmers face on cattle and more.

The YSI (Young Social Innovators) Programme encourages young people to reimagine the world and take action, and the TY’s of Creagh College join to discuss such initiative.

Joining to talk about cervical screening is Cllr. Aoife Rose O’Brien

Doyle's Garage Courtown have won a major national award and joining me to discuss the win as well as electric vehicles is SEAI's Eimear Barry.

Following the chaos from the Dáil once again yesterday afternoon, we link in with Deputy Malcom Byrne and Deputy Johnny Mythen.