The Dempsey Boyle Dobbs Family from Wexford are taking part in “Ireland’s Forgotten Families” airing tonight @ 9pm on Virgin Media 3, they were put forward for the programme by Cliona’s Foundation which is an Irish Charity that provides financial assistance to families with critically and terminally ill children 

Celebrating the life and times of one of TV's top stars June Brown who played the Iconic Dot Cotton. The veteran actor, who was known and loved for playing the chain-smoking, hypochondriac launderette manager of Albert Square. Ricky Champ known for Paddington 2 and Game of Thrones but more for playing Stuart Highway talks about her legacy and what life is like on an Eastenders set...

Differing views on one of the main issues being discussed at the TUI conference yesterday in Wexford as a strong message is sent out to No to teacher based assessment for state certification.

Town of things is a trial of new technologies to benefit the County a pathfinder project between the council and DCU. Professor Theo Lynn tells us more..

Bernard Farrell is an Irish Dramatist whose contemporary comedies both light and dark have been described as "well-wrought, cleverly shaped with a keen sense of absurdity" and as "dark and dangerous comedy in which characters are poised on the knife-edge between hilarious absurdity and hysterical breakdown". He has served as a writer-In-association, as an advisory council member, and as a board director of the Abbey Theatre and he was in Wexford yesterday...we find out why?

The Minister of State with responsibility for trade promotion, digital & company regulation Robert Troy links in with the Morning Mix this morning for the publication of the new trade and investment strategy

Charlie Lamson Head of Fundraising at the Irish Red Cross shares how they still need a huge amount of funding to cope with the Ukrainian crisis.

Dr. Mairead Kelly is an Enniscorthy based GP who has recently moved into a new premises and with people crying out for GP appointments she shares her frustration as she has not been able to secure a phone line into her premises.

Ger Carthy and Garry Laffan share their concerns over delays in Greenways with the suggestion to move unclaimed funding from other areas to this project