Morning Mix with Alan Corcoran

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

South East Radio’s Liam Spratt keeps listeners updated on all the latest sports action. From local GAA to international matches, he previews upcoming fixtures, key players, and what to watch for in the days ahead.

Political Correspondent Seán Defoe on proceedings in the Dáil yesterday.

Orla Drumgoole, a secondary school teacher from Dundalk and the creator behind the popular Instagram page, Irish Mammy Cooks, where she shares simple, tasty recipes with over 140,000 followers.  This Saturday the 29th March Orla will be in Joyces Expert in Wexford for a fantastic cooking event

Frank Dillon, Head of Communications at ALONE, discusses their latest ECC data for 2024. The report highlights rising needs among older people, from nutrition and mental health to financial concerns.

Chair of Wexford County Council Pip Breen discusses yesterdays proceedings in the Dáil

Chair of Wexford County Council Pip Breen discusses yesterdays proceedings in the Dáil

A furious dispute over speaking rights spiralled out of control in the Dáil yesterday , with the Ceann Comhairle branding TDs' behavior ‘a disgrace’. Joining me now is Kevin Doyle, Ex. Group Editor of the Irish Independent. 

Alan discusses yesterday's Dáil activities with FG Deputy Brian Brennan and SF Deputy David Cullinane

Children in Hospital Ireland provides a vital voluntary play service in hospitals across the country, helping to bring comfort and joy to young patients. They are currently seeking volunteers for Wexford General Hospital. Joining us to share more about this rewarding opportunity is Elizabeth Morrin, Volunteer Manager.

Exciting sports news for Wexford—Kevin Cogley has been appointed as the new coach for the Ireland U23 Women’s Relay Team! A former athlete who proudly represented Ireland, Kevin now takes on the role of mentoring the next generation of runners.

Help is finally here for parents of children struggling with anxiety. The ISPCC is now offering free Digital Mental Health and Wellbeing Programmes to support not only children and young people but also their parents. To share more about these vital resources is Danielle Ginty, Childline Digital Support Worker.

Wexford Drama Festival Adjudicator Paddy Farrelly and Festival Chair Rachel Hickey during the week of the festival.

Richard Cahill, organizer of Climb High For Nana, and Danielle Dunne from Family Carers Ireland. Richard’s father, Papa, is climbing across Ireland in memory of his late wife, Nuala, to raise awareness and funds for carers. They’ll share how Family Carers Ireland has supported their family and why carers need our help.

Ireland South MEP Cynthia Ní Mhurchú, a member of the European Parliament’s Transport Committee, she has been pushing for stronger legislation to tackle mileage fraud, a widespread issue affecting second-hand car buyers across the EU. With up to 50% of used cars traded within the EU potentially clocked, she’s calling for an EU-wide mileage database and tougher laws to protect consumers.

Cllr. Fionntán Ó Súilleabháin, highlights the serious issue of ambulance waiting times in North Wexford and South Wicklow. With years of underinvestment and staff shortages pushing services to the brink, Sinn Féin is bringing a motion to Leinster House this week, calling for proper funding for the National Ambulance Service.

The opening of 40 brand-new social homes at Forthview. This is a much-needed boost for housing in the area, and Minister for Housing, James Browne TD, was there to officially cut the ribbon.

Billy Byrne talking all things GAA, from standout players to major talking points. He’ll give us his expert take on the action from the latest matches.

Noel Houlihan shares his thoughts on the latest in hurling and football. He’ll break down the big moments and key performances from the weekend’s games. 

Daffodil Day 2025 is almost here! On March 28th, we all have the opportunity to make a difference for families affected by cancer. Joining me now to talk more about this important day is Liam Keating. 

Councillor Paddy Kavanagh, who’s not just busy with local politics but also gearing up for a fun challenge at the Mr & Mrs Fundraiser in O’Brien’s Pub, Glenbrien. He’ll be putting his knowledge to the test while helping raise funds for the Glenbrien Senior Citizens Party and Light Up Glenbrien!

Katie Wheeler, the Marketing & Events Manager at the Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport (CILT). Katie oversees events that promote innovation in logistics, and one of the highlights coming up is the 3rd Level Conference & Networking Event in Wexford taking place on 5th April 2025 at Rosslare Europort

Hope and Dream is back this year, taking place on Sunday, April 6th, with exciting options for everyone including a choice of a 10 km and 10-mile challenge and Michael Jordan will discuss this further.

Our regular financial expert, Neil Hughes on Insights, Trends, and Advice

The EPA conducts a full assessment of water quality every three years, with the next report covering 2019–2024 due later this year. Early indicators show a reduction in nitrogen levels in rivers in 2024 however levels still remain too high in the southeast.