Morning Mix with Alan Corcoran

For World Book Day, Carmel Harrington, an international bestselling author from Co. Wexford who has written thirteen novels, including her latest, The Stolen Child, which was selected as a Sunday Times Best Crime Fiction of the Year. Carmel talks about her writing journey, the inspiration behind her books, and the impact of storytelling

Wexford man and leukaemia survivor, Mark Molloy, originally from Duncannon, joins us to share his story and highlight the importance of supporting the Irish Cancer Society’s Daffodil Day, taking place on Friday, 28th March. Mark is calling on his local community to get involved and help raise vital funds for cancer research and patient support. Also joining us is Alexandra Phelan-McGahon, Support Programmes Coordinator at the Irish Cancer Society, who leads their Counselling Services nationwide. Alexandra will discuss the range of support services available for those affected by cancer and the impact of Daffodil Day in funding these essential programmes.

Mary Louise Pearce, President of Soroptimist International Wexford. Mary Louise is here to talk about the upcoming International Women's Day event this Friday, 7th March, at the Talbot Hotel, hosted in support of Wexford Women’s Refuge.

Sarah spent her summers in Mayo, and it’s there she got the inspiration for her debut book, The Lost Treasure of Clew Bay. Written and illustrated by Sarah, the book is out today, March 6th.

Farming in Focus Report with Pat O’Toole, Irish Farmers Journal sharing the latest news on farming in Ireland and what’s going on in the world of agriculture

This report highlights important findings about the standards and conditions within Ireland's International Protection Accommodation Service centres.

Senator Cathal Byrne, who has just been elected as the new Secretary of Fine Gael. Following in the footsteps of notable figures like Simon Harris and Helen McEntee, Senator Byrne was elected to this prestigious role at the annual general meeting of the Fine Gael parliamentary party in Leinster House.

Danielle McLoughlin, Director of Advocacy with Chime, Ireland’s leading charity supporting Deaf and Hard of Hearing people.

Sgt. Eddie Wilde on News from around the Garda Districts such as legally held firearms seized due to late licensing, theft of heating oil, general safety on the roads, and more.

In their march at the Dáil to demand changes to the exam grading system, Karen Murphy and Students of Coláiste Bríde join.