A more mindful approach to urban development to foster a better way of living, that’s the passion of Michael Way who believes that redevelopment of Wexford Town, and urban centres of the county need to facilitate a healthy Urban social Culture. Listen with Alan Corcoran on the Morning Mix.

When it comes to our health we can sometimes let embarrassment get in the way of being proactive especially with men's health and prostate cancer, but with over 500 people dying each year from prostate cancer the benefit of an early diagnosis will save lives, Raymond Poole shares his journey with his diagnosis on the Morning Mix with Alan Corcoran

Social Worker Jason got in touch with the Morning Mix when he heard the coverage of the Creagh Water Treatment failure and he describes to Alan Corcoran  how he and his son were afflicted by the virulent strain of E Coli that has in some cases led to hospitalisations, he told us also how his career has been impacted by the bacteria.

Wexford Festival Opera Artistic Director Rosetta Cucci joined the programme this morning ahead of the return of the Festival Opera for it's 70th Anniversary year. 

What will the changes to the property tax mean for you? Alan Corcoran spoke with Auctioneer Gary Quinn of DNG McCormack Quinn for all you need to know. 

The Green Rebel Group joined The Morning Mix with Alan Corcoran to discuss whether or not the south east and Wexford is prime location for a clean energy jobs boom that could give Ireland the power to profit massively in energy exports.

The Morning Mix gets an update on the condition of the abandoned puppies that were discovered in a bin bag on the side of the street in Wexford Town over the weekend. 

Over 700 cases of Domestic Abuse have been acted upon by An Garda Siochana in Wexford in the first nine months of this year, almost 25,000 nationwide, for insight into the issue Alan Corcoran speaks with Sonas Domestic Abuse Services CEO and former US Law Enforcement Officer Todd Prevost.

Fianna Fail Senator Malcolm Byrne gives an update on how the meeting he attended between Gorey Councillors and Irish Water went including a timeline for an investigation.

Gorey Resident Tess describes how the Creagh Water Treatment Failure hospitalised her 86 year old mother