Leaving Cert Reform Fine Gael Deputy Paul Kehoe is chair of the Oireachtas Education Committee which heard submissions from the education sector that the Leaving Cert is in need of reform, he joined Jim Kealy on the Morning Mix  to discuss this issue as did Rachel O’Connor Principal at Ramsgrange Community school.

Chair of the Wexford IFA Ger O’Mahony will joined Jim Kealy on the Morning Mix following our discussion with the Minister for what he believes Government needs to prioritise in order to ensure the viability of farming in Wexford,

The Minister for Agriculture and the Marine Charlie McConalogue spoke with Jim Kealy on the Morning Mix as he will be in Wexford this evening on his CAP consultation tour we asked him the questions that Wexford Farmers and the fishing industry needed answered.

Social Justice Ireland is calling on the Government to prioritise regional recovery post covid in the upcoming budget they have a number of key proposals for the Government Jim Kealy on Morning Mix spoke with Research and Policy Analyst with Social Justice Ireland Michelle Murphy,

Labour Councillor George Lawlor spoke with Jim Kealy on the Morning Mix calling on the council to take the lead in providing a site for the Technological University for the South East,

A self-reflective journey with the wonderful Alice Taylor,  she talks about her latest book with Jim Kealy on the Morning Mix. ‘Tea for One’ examines life after all the chaos and company, when children have grown and left the nest, while the pandemic brought even further isolation when we lost those communal moments.

An Taoiseach Micheál Martin joins Alan Corcoran on the Morning Mix live in studio for a robust discussion on his term as Taoiseach, the upcoming budget 2022, and a host of issues directly relating to Wexford from the

Technological University to Mental Health

Services and the importance of Rosslare Europort.

The Surf Lifesaving National Competition is on this weekend and Wexford's own team will be making their way to Kilkee to compete. Alan Corcoran spoke to team coach Thelma Blehein on the Morning Mix

Alan Corcoran was joined on the Morning Mix by Irish Language Officer for the GAA Tommy Dempsey as they discuss the promotion of the Irish language. 

A heart-breaking story of stolen dogs was reported to the programme. Alan Corcoran of the Morning Mix spoke to Paula Carroll who called in to share her story. Mayor Gary Laffan also gave his reaction to Paula's story