Drivetime

Graham Spurling, Joint MD, Movies @ Cinemas, Ciara Lefroy, Director of ICONIC Health Clubs, and Debbie Johnston, Branch manager in Dungarvan library, discuss Ireland's move to level 3 Covid-19 restrictions.

Catherine Cox, Family Carers Ireland, Sean Collins, 17-year-carer, and Alex Ojoi 18-year-old carer, discuss the lack of support young carers receive in Ireland.

Paul Conrathe, Human Rights Solicitor with Sinclair Law, Vanessa Lacey, Health and Education Manager with TENI, and Professor Donal O'Shea, Consultant Endocrinologist at St Colmcilles Hospital, discuss the ruling of the High Court in the UK in relation to puberty blocking drugs and teenagers.

Holly Cairns, Social Democrat TD for Cork South West, talks to Cormac about sexism in Irish politics.

Conor Anderson, President of UCD Students Union, talks to Sarah about his HIV diagnosis and the impact of the stigma surrounding HIV and AIDS.

Alex Blair, brother of Donald Blair, soldier who died in the 1979 attack in Warrenpoint, speaks to Sarah about Brian Stanley's tweet about the Warrenpoint attacks.

Drivetime's Della Kilroy speaks to a woman who has used OnlyFans, a subscription-based adult website, and Alexandra Ryan, Founder of Goss.ie, talks to Sarah about whether or not OnlyFans is exploitative or empowering for it's users.

Drivetime's John Cooke speaks to people in Ennis about new guidelines on mask-wearing, and Pat Leahy, former Assistant Garda Commissioner, and Julie Galbraith Partner of Employment Law at Eversheds, discuss the new Covid-19 guidelines.

Josepha Madigan, Minister of State for Special Education, speaks to Sarah about new legal powers that will be used to force schools to open new special education classes.

Michael Finucane, solicitor and son of Pat Finucane, talks to Cormac about the news that there will no public inquiry into Pat Finucane's murder in 1989 by loyalist gunmen.