Chief Officer of Wexford Local Co Development Committee Ger Mackey 

April is Parkinsons Awareness Month and a newly formed Charity for the 26 counties EOPD.ie has been established to help those in the early onset of this disease and their chairperson Mary Casserly joined Alan and tells us exactly what to look out for...

The Minister for further and higher education, research, innovation and science, Simon Harris was in Wexford on Saturday for the commemoration of the Centenary Visit of Michael Collins and he met with Alan where he discussed the significance of this, the update on recent developments surrounding the Technological University in the South East and acknowledges the role Wexford is playing in handling the Humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. 

Independent TD Verona Murphy expresses her deep concerns surrounding democracy in Co. Wexford

With continuous boil water notices, breakdowns and quality of supply with wexfords water supply, Councillor George Lawlor gives an update on the current situation.

Concerned parent Bridin Maloney whose three boys attend Cushionstown National School joined Alan this morning to talk about the harrowing and devastating effect the closure of the school is having on their children, parents and society as a whole. 

The rise in the cost of living is having a dramatic impact on our carers and Jane Johnstone, full time carer and regular contributor to the Morning Mix and Catherine Cox from Family carers ireland give their view early this morning on the Morning Mix

This morning we brought you a breaking positive news story for Co. Wexford as Brittany Ferries are to expand their passenger services to Rosslare which will triple capacity. Listen to what General Manager Glenn Carr had to say on todays edition of the Morning Mix

Nicky White is a retired postman who has battled and survivied bowel cancer and he tells us how a simple DIY kit at home proved lifesaving and Dr. Caroline Mason Hohan is Director of Public Health at the HSE and she advises what signs to watch out for if you are worried about bowel cancer.

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