Morning Mix with Alan Corcoran

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.