Drivetime

Kyle Leyden, Art Historian and associate Lecturer, University of London, speaks to Philip about new evidence that shows that none of the four statues depicted enslaved women.

Tadgh Daly, Nursing Homes Ireland, and Ronan Collins, Geriatrician, discuss the government's Interim Report on Covid 19 in Nursing Homes.

David Mansfield, Author of 'A State Built on Sand: How opium undermined Afghanistan', talks to Philip about how solar panel technology has revolutionised the heroin industry.

Sinéad Gibney, Chief Commissioner for Human Rights & Equality in Ireland, talks to Philip about a Circuit Court judge that ruled that a ban on issuing learner driver permits to asylum seekers does not amount to racial discrimination.

Louise Bayliss, spokesperson of Single Parents Acting for the Rights of Kids, and Campaign Coordinator with Focus Ireland, and Maitiu O Tuathail, GP, discuss guidance for parents about Covid-19 testing of children.

Caroline Rowley, Founder of Ethical Farming Ireland, and Eddie Punch, General Secretary of the ICSA, discusses the export of live bulls to Libya.

TJ McIntrye, Associate Professor in UCD and practicing solicitor, Louise O'Reilly, Sinn Féin Enterprise Spokeswoman and TD for Dublin Fingal, discuss the Data Protection Commissioner's criticism of the government over the collection and processing of personal data in relation to the Pandemic Unemployment Payment.

Drivetime's Barry Lenihan reports on the ongoing controversy surrounding the Pandemic Unemployment Payment and travel.

Drivetime's John Cooke reports on the news that hunger striking asylum seekers living at a direct provision centre in Co. Kerry are to be moved to alternative accommodation.

Barry Lenihan, Professor of Law David Kenny and Sinn Féin TD Claire Kerrane on the Government u-turn on docking pay for Pandemic Payment recipients travelling abroad.