Drivetime

Eddie McGuinness, on his throat cancer diagnosis, and Professor Sinéad Brennan, Consultant Radiation Oncologist and Director of Research at St Luke's Radiation Oncology Network.

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Reporter Barry Lenihan speaks to the mother of a young woman who was wrongly given a cocktail of drugs by Kerry Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services.

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With Kate English, Deloitte Ireland’s Chief Economist

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Are seagulls just snack opportunists or is their bold behaviour really a symptom of deeper environmental pressures and challenges? With UCC Ornithologist Professor John Quinn

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Paul Colgan has been all across America recently making a documentary on President Trump and the impact of tariffs.

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An Oxford University Professor who researches ‘laziness’ says that Generation Z are not lazy they are simply masters of ‘justified effort management. Katrien Devolder Professor of Applied Ethics at the University of Oxford joined us to explain.

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US President Donald Trump has vowed that his policies "will never change". He made the comment as global markets tumble for a second day, following his announcement of new US tariffs. James Lawless, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science gives an update on the Governments outlook.

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Taoiseach says "housing czar" to be appointed imminently to oversee housing policy. Eoin O'Broin, Sinn Fein's spokesperson on housing speaks to Drivetime.

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With Republicans Overseas' UK chairman Greg Swenson, chief executive of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ireland Paul Sweetman, and economist David McWilliams

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Nine out of ten students who took part in an education programme on Dublin's northside have gone on to further education - but now concerns have been raised about the programme's long-term future. Our reporter Una Kelly has been speaking to those involved in the programme about the impact on their lives

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