David Ingledew’s song, featuring local singer Martina Keane, showcasing his deep ties to Wexford. With family roots in Kilmore, he visits regularly while also running a renowned piano shop.

This February, Enable Ireland is adding a Valentine’s twist to decluttering, urging Gorey and Wexford residents to “break up with their stuff” by donating pre-loved items to support people with disabilities.

February is Oesophageal Cancer Awareness Month, with Lollipop Day as its key nationwide fundraiser. OCF CEO Carmel Doyle, whose husband is a survivor, is committed to raising awareness about early symptoms and the importance of early detection.

Appealing for information regarding recent incidents, including: 

• theft of copper wire from Adamstown reported on 11.2.25. 

• Burglary in Gorey reported on 11.2.25 

• Burglary in Coolcotts Wexford on 10.2.25 

• Recruitment Information Morning in Wexford Garda Station on Saturday 22.2.2025

According to the Early Childhood Ireland Barometer 2025, released this week, over two-thirds of people in Leinster believe that education for children under five is just as important as education for those over five.

Discussion on the recent concerns around online reviews and the impact of defamatory allegations on Irish schools.

MC Ivan Yates, who led a dynamic discussion with our local political leaders. Paula Roche, CEO of County Wexford Chamber, emphasized the event’s importance as a vital platform for engaging with elected representatives and addressing the region’s most pressing issues.

Yesterday evening, County Wexford Chamber hosted a unique Political Leaders Summit at the National Opera House, featuring the county’s newly elected Senator, TDs, and an Ireland South MEP.

Luke Whitty, a singer/songwriter from Wexford, is set to release his latest original single, "Tiss the year 1916," on 14th March 2025. The song, an Irish ballad, tells the poignant story of a soldier's final reflections during the 1916 Easter Rising. 

66th Kilmuckridge Drama Festival which runs from Friday, 21st February to Saturday, 1st March 2025, featuring nine drama groups, each performing a different play.