Morning Mix with Alan Corcoran

Rising energy costs and mounting arrears are putting serious pressure on older people, with nearly half of those struggling financially facing issues with their utility bills. If energy credits are withdrawn, targeted supports will be crucial to fill the gap.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin is in Washington, D.C., today for a pivotal meeting with President Donald Trump. This early St. Patrick's Day visit comes amid concerns over potential U.S. tariffs on EU goods, which could significantly impact Ireland's economy.

Rory Cassidy discusses his impressive athletics success and what’s next for him. We’ll also dive into the latest updates in the world of GAA, covering key matches, standout performances, and what fans can look forward to.

Ricky Tomlinson is a true TV legend—an award-winning actor, comedian, and storyteller. From Brookside to The Royle Family, his career is packed with unforgettable moments, laughter, fascinating stories and his upcoming show at the National Opera House in Wexford . 

Wexford Musician who has recently set up a new business with a unique twist

Vickie Wall, Financial Accounting Advisory Services leader at EY Ireland. She’s here to discuss the findings of the latest EY CFO Survey, which reveals strong growth projections, a focus on talent and new markets, and the growing importance of cybersecurity and AI in finance.

Sgt Margo Kennedy who will be discussing:  New Driver Licence number requirement  She will be issuing a witness appeal  Talking about the Patricks Day Parades  And speeding 

Maura Bell, to tell us about the exciting news that accommodation for this year's Fleadh running from the 3rd to the 10th August is now open. She’ll be sharing all the details on how you can book your stay and make the most of this fantastic event.

MEP Kathleen Funchion, discussing her concerns about the government's handling of the Mother and Baby payment scheme. With evidence emerging that less than seven percent of the total budget has been paid out in nearly a year, we explore the effectiveness of the scheme and the serious questions it raises about its implementation and impact on those in need.

Lisa McDonald, discussing the recent motion on the Oilgate motorway sharing insights on what this means for the local community and the future of the project. 

A review of yesterday’s County Council meeting with key topics, including urban regeneration plans, the future of the local tourist office, and updates on the Oilgate-Rosslare motorway.

In this episode, we talk to Paul Delaney, Coordinator of the Cornmarket Project in County Wexford. Paul has been instrumental in providing vital support to individuals affected by homelessness and addiction. As these issues continue to grow, he sheds light on the challenges faced by those in need, the services available through the Cornmarket Project, and the steps being taken to offer hope and re...

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Vivian Rath, a researcher at Trinity College Dublin and a leading advocate for disability rights and political inclusion. Dr. Rath shares insights from a groundbreaking study on the barriers facing disabled political candidates in Ireland. From accessibility challenges to structural discrimination, we explore the obstacles that prevent equal participation in poli...

For World Book Day, Carmel Harrington, an international bestselling author from Co. Wexford who has written thirteen novels, including her latest, The Stolen Child , which was selected as a Sunday Times Best Crime Fiction of the Year. Carmel talks about her writing journey, the inspiration behind her books, and the impact of storytelling

Wexford man and leukaemia survivor, Mark Molloy, originally from Duncannon, joins us to share his story and highlight the importance of supporting the Irish Cancer Society’s Daffodil Day, taking place on Friday, 28th March. Mark is calling on his local community to get involved and help raise vital funds for cancer research and patient support. Also joining us is Alexandra Phelan-McGahon, Support...

Mary Louise Pearce, President of Soroptimist International Wexford. Mary Louise is here to talk about the upcoming International Women's Day event this Friday, 7th March, at the Talbot Hotel, hosted in support of Wexford Women’s Refuge.

Sarah spent her summers in Mayo, and it’s there she got the inspiration for her debut book, The Lost Treasure of Clew Bay. Written and illustrated by Sarah, the book is out today, March 6th.

Farming in Focus Report with Pat O’Toole, Irish Farmers Journal sharing the latest news on farming in Ireland and what’s going on in the world of agriculture

This report highlights important findings about the standards and conditions within Ireland's International Protection Accommodation Service centres.

Senator Cathal Byrne, who has just been elected as the new Secretary of Fine Gael. Following in the footsteps of notable figures like Simon Harris and Helen McEntee, Senator Byrne was elected to this prestigious role at the annual general meeting of the Fine Gael parliamentary party in Leinster House.

Danielle McLoughlin, Director of Advocacy with Chime, Ireland’s leading charity supporting Deaf and Hard of Hearing people.

Sgt. Eddie Wilde on News from around the Garda Districts such as legally held firearms seized due to late licensing, theft of heating oil, general safety on the roads, and more.

In their march at the Dáil to demand changes to the exam grading system, Karen Murphy and Students of Coláiste Bríde join.

Award-Winning Multi-Instrumentalist, Singer-Songwriter, Dancer, Actor, and Composer, Tara Howley, prepares to take on her role in "Dockers" by Gary Brown.

An expert in obesity treatment, Professor Carl le Roux, Chairman of the IrSPEN (Irish Society for Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism), joins on World Obesity Day.