Drivetime

In her column today, Olivia O'Leary discovers some home truths.

Dr Gabrielle Colleran, Vice President of the Irish Hospital Consultants Association, speaks to Katie about Covid 19's impact on hospital waiting lists.

104 years after Easter Week 1916, Myles Dungan examines whether the Rising resulted in the introduction of Greenwich Mean Time to Ireland.

Thomas Byrne, Fianna Fail Spokesperson on Education, and John Walshe, columnist with the Irish Independent and former advisor to then Education Minister Ruairi Quinn, discuss the uncertainty surrounding the Leaving Certificate.

John Brennan, former CIA Director, talks to Mary about Donald Trump's claims that Covid-19 originated in a lab in Wuhan.

Katie O'Carroll, restaurateur, talks to Katie about the impact the pandemic has had on her restaurants.

Lorna Siggins speaks to a Sabian Kulczynski, a triathlete who has had to create an alternative training regime during the pandemic.

Eoghan Corry, travel and aviation journalist, and Neil McGowan, Aviation Sector Organiser with SIPTU, discuss jobs losses in the aviation industry.

Drivetime's John Cooke speaks to a woman cocooning during the pandemic.

Margaret Donnelly, Farming Editor with The Irish Independent, Tim Cullinane, President of the IFA, discuss growing concerns in the agrifood industry as COVID-19 hits meat factories.