Morning Mix with Alan Corcoran

Rosslare Europort is gearing up for a €200 million transformation that promises to bring over 2,000 jobs and establish Wexford as a key player in offshore renewable energy. Glenn Carr, Director of Commercial Business Units at the port, joins us to break down the big vision, what it means for local communities, and how it positions Ireland at the forefront of the green energy revolution.

Rosslare Europort is gearing up for a €200 million transformation that promises to bring over 2,000 jobs and establish Wexford as a key player in offshore renewable energy. Glenn Carr, Director of Commercial Business Units at the port, joins us to break down the big vision, what it means for local communities, and how it positions Ireland at the forefront of the green energy revolution.

Today’s episode features a raw and refreshing chat with rising Irish music star Moncrieff . He stopped by the studio to talk about his whirlwind journey, the stories behind his songs, and what’s in store for fans at his Breakwater show in Wexford this August. Expect honest moments, big tunes, and pure passion.

Today’s episode features a raw and refreshing chat with rising Irish music star Moncrieff . He stopped by the studio to talk about his whirlwind journey, the stories behind his songs, and what’s in store for fans at his Breakwater show in Wexford this August. Expect honest moments, big tunes, and pure passion.

Dr. Tomás Murray is the Senior Manager of the Climate Change Programme at the Environmental Protection Agency joins us to unpack Ireland’s latest greenhouse gas emissions report. Are we cutting enough? Which sectors are improving — and which are falling behind? We explore the real progress, the big roadblocks, and what needs to change to hit our 2030 climate targets.

What’s it like to grow up in Ireland after being adopted from another country? Dr. Judy Lovett, Research Officer at the Adoption Authority of Ireland, joins us to discuss her new study on the lived experiences of intercountry adoptees. From identity to belonging, her research offers powerful insight into how adopted adults navigate family, culture, and support in modern Ireland.

Outspoken MEP Mick Wallace joins us to speak bluntly about the worsening crisis in Gaza, the killing of medics, and why he believes Europe is failing to act. From the death of one of Gaza’s last cardiologists to the deafening silence from EU leaders, Wallace calls for urgent accountability and a shift in Irish foreign policy.

Outspoken MEP Mick Wallace joins us to speak bluntly about the worsening crisis in Gaza, the killing of medics, and why he believes Europe is failing to act. From the death of one of Gaza’s last cardiologists to the deafening silence from EU leaders, Wallace calls for urgent accountability and a shift in Irish foreign policy.

Fianna Fáil Councillor Lisa McDonald joins me in studio to speak out on what she calls “control of women by stealth.” She says the government is failing families, with vacant creches sitting idle and working parents left without options. We unpack the crisis, the consequences, and the urgent need for action.

Fianna Fáil Councillor Lisa McDonald joins me in studio to speak out on what she calls “control of women by stealth.” She says the government is failing families, with vacant creches sitting idle and working parents left without options. We unpack the crisis, the consequences, and the urgent need for action.

A look back at the powerful atmosphere of Relay for Life. I took a walk around the event on Saturday with Siobhan Murphy to soak up the energy, hear from participants, and celebrate a community united in support and remembrance.

Wexford saw a €10,000 jump in property prices this quarter. Joanne Geary, Managing Director of MyHome.ie , joins us to unpack the reasons behind the rise, what it means for buyers and sellers, and where the housing market might be headed next.

From itchy ears to picky eaters, we dive into the world of animal care with vet Martin Breen. He shares practical tips, common health concerns, and advice every pet owner should hear to keep their four-legged companions thriving.

Bernard McGuinness and Eileen Rowe join us to chat about two upcoming feel-good fundraisers making waves in Wexford — the Bow Tie Dip in the Nip for men on July 18th, and the women’s Dip in the Nip on July 20th. They share what it’s all about, why these events matter, and how you can get involved or show your support.

Isaac Wheelock from the Irish Farmers' Association joins us to discuss the state of tillage farming, the challenges facing local farmers, and what support is needed to keep the sector viable. From weather worries to rising costs, we dig into the key issues shaping life on the land.

Deputy George Lawlor joins us to discuss the major IDA announcement of 75 new software engineering jobs for Waterford and what it signals for Wexford’s future. We also dive into concerns over cancelled housing plans, Garda recruitment shortfalls, and whether Wexford is being left behind when it comes to key national decisions.

Senator Cathal Byrne joins us in studio to discuss key issues affecting Wexford and beyond. From housing and healthcare to major local projects, we’ll be hearing his views on what’s happening nationally and the priorities he’s focused on in the Seanad.

Joining us live in studio is Joe Sullivan, the newly elected Cathaoirleach of Wexford County Council. As a long-standing Fianna Fáil representative, Joe has been at the centre of recent political discussion. He’s here to talk about his new role, the direction of the council, and to share his thoughts on what’s ahead for local politics in Wexford.

Joining us live in studio is Joe Sullivan, the newly elected Cathaoirleach of Wexford County Council. As a long-standing Fianna Fáil representative, Joe has been at the centre of recent political discussion. He’s here to talk about his new role, the direction of the council, and to share his thoughts on what’s ahead for local politics in Wexford.

In this heartwarming episode, we visit Oilgate National School as the 6th class students wrap up their final days of primary school. From favourite memories to big dreams for the future, the energy and excitement in the air is contagious as these young voices get ready to take their next big step.

As Relay For Life Wexford celebrates a huge milestone — 10 Years of Hope — we’re joined by two of the key organisers behind the event: Debbie Moorehouse , Teams Chair, and Siobhan Murphy Sutton , Finance Chair and one of the original organisers. They share what this powerful weekend of remembrance, celebration, and action means to the community, and how you can take part on July 5th and 6th at Pái...

In this episode, we’re shining a spotlight on Alice Murphy from Enniscorthy , who’s just been crowned the winner of the European Young Upcycler Award . Her innovative business idea, ‘Milking It’ , turns dairy industry waste into something practical and eco-friendly. Alice joins us to chat about where the idea came from, what the win means, and what’s next for this rising sustainable entrepreneur.

In this episode, we're joined by Fionntán Ó Súilleabháin to shine a light on two important issues affecting the Wicklow-Wexford region. We talk about the lack of adequate train services and how it's impacting local communities, as well as the upcoming Endometriosis Awareness Meeting on Tuesday, July 1st at 7:30pm in the Arklow Bay Hotel . It’s a conversation about connectivity, healthcare, and the...

In this episode, we’re joined by Lucy Costigan and Tony Walsh — and the real star, their rescue border collie Ivan — to talk about their new book Ivan’s Travels Through Dog-Friendly Ireland . It’s the first guide of its kind, taking listeners on a journey through all 32 counties to find the best dog-friendly spots across the country. Whether you're a dog owner or just love a good road trip story,...

Overgrown hedges might seem harmless, but they’re causing real danger on rural roads. Earlier this week, we heard from Ger Hyland of the Irish Road Haulage Association about how blocked sightlines and low-hanging branches are putting drivers at risk. In this episode, we head to North Wexford to meet James Graham, a local resident dealing with these issues firsthand.