Drivetime

Tanya Ward, Chief Executive of the Children's Rights Alliance, Sarah Judge, Barrister of Law specialising in juvenile justice, and Stella O'Malley, Psychotherapist, discuss the sentencing of the two teenagers who killed Ana Kriegel.

In her column this week, Olivia O'Leary reflects on the master of the stage, Gay Byrne.

Dr Helen Deely, Acting Assistant National Director for HSE Health and Wellbeing, talks to Mary about the HSE's announcement that it will make condoms and sexual health information freely available to third level students nationally.

Peter Sherrard, CEO of Olympic Federation of Ireland, speaks to Mary about the ticket allocation process for the 2020 Olympics games in Tokyo.

Julie Galbraith, Senior Associate of Employment Law at Eversheds Sutherland, and Dr Mary Wingfield, Clinical Director at The Merrion Fertility Clinic, discuss the news that Goldman Sachs have begun offering their employees fertility packages as a work benefit.

Gordon Hughes, a spokesperson for the Ballinamore Community Group, talks to Mary about why the community have continued their protest against a proposed direct provision centre.

Linda Connolly, Professor of sociology and Director of the Maynooth University Social Sciences Institute, talks to Mary about violence against women during the War of Independence and the Civil War.

Professor Niamh Hourigan, Sociologist and Vice President of Mary Immaculate College, Professor Diarmaid Ferriter, UCD's School of History, Dr Finola Doyle-O' Neill, broadcast historian at UCC, talk about the historical and Social significance of Gay Byrne.

British Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen tells Abie Philbin Bowman about growing up in poverty, the emotional life of an MP and the real story behind his claim to an Irish passport.

Friends, fans and public figures pay tribute to Gay Byrne.