Ahead of #WorldCancerDay next week, another great #TalkingHealthandWellbeing #Podcast episode. Includes valuable insights from Dr. @SheilaGilheany and Dr. Breeda Neville, with a focus on #Alcohol and #Cancer and the truth behind the marketing and the related myths. Listen wherever you get your podcasts such as #Spotify: @AlcoholIreland

The Local Enhancement Programme 2025 is now open. Closing date for receipt of applications is 21st February 2025. Please type the link below into your browser for more details 👇 #LocalEnhancementProgramme2025 #CommunityGrant #CommunityGroups

This free set of Exercise for Beginners Videos is made up of 8, 30 minute sessions that take you through engaging Strength and Conditioning workouts. Maeve guides viewers through a beginner-friendly routine focused on strengthening and conditioning the leg muscles, glutes, and core. Viewers are encouraged to enjoy the process and take breaks as needed: #HealthyIreland #MentalHealth #PhysicalHealth #strengthandconditioning

Irish Cancer Prevention Network free public webinar for World Cancer Day 4 February 12pm - 1:15pm - Your cancer prevention questions answered. Covering healthy eating, melanotan, alcohol, tobacco and vaping. To sign up, visit:

REMEMBER, staying home not only keeps you safe but helps keep our Emergency workers safe too! Safety Messages • People are advised not to travel during the period of the Status Red weather warning and to only travel during the Status Orange weather warning where it is essential. • Ensure any items left outdoors are stored away or securely tied down, in particular wheelie bins, trampolines and outdoor furniture. • With high tides expected, the public are advised to stay away from coastal areas during this period. The Irish Coast Guard are appealing to people to “Stay Back, Stay High, Stay Dry”. • There is a potential for tidal flooding in coastal areas. In addition to this, the Storm Éowyn may also bring localised heavy showers, which in turn may lead to localised flooding. • The Electricity network is expected to be severely impacted, the public are advised to prepare for the arrival of the storm including ensuring their mobile phone is fully charged to enable communication. • Monitor Met Éireann forecasts and/or visit for the most up to date information. Information is available across social media platforms and other news media sources. • ESB Networks is highlighting the dangers posed by fallen live wires and is advising the public and the emergency services to stay away from these fallen cables and to report such cases to it immediately. ESB Emergency Services can be contacted at 1800 372 999. The public can monitor In regards to power restoration times. • Uisce Éireann customers can check the website and social media channels for updates and to get in touch with any issues or concerns via their 24/7 customer care centre at 1800 278 278. The public can also sign up online to our free text alert system to get regular updates about their local supplies - see • Move all animals and livestock to a safe and suitable building to protect them from the severe weather conditions. • Monitor Wexford County Council social media platforms, where updates will be provided where and when possible. Wexford People @southeastradio

Free Activator Pole Walking Programme for over 55s. Come along and give it a go! 7th Feb - 14th Feb - 21st Feb - 28th Feb - @wexfordcoco @sportireland @HealthyWexford @wexlibraries