Drivetime

John McCartin, Director of Quinn Industrial Holdings, talks to Mary about letters that five executives from Quinn Industrial Holdings received from the Gardaí notifing them of credible threats that have been made to their lives.

Lorna Siggins reports from Gort where the town are rallying around a Syrian family whose relatives were killed in an air strike on the Syrian Turkish border town of Ras - Al Ayn.

Ciaran Charles, Harry Dunn's stepbrother, speaks to Mary about Harry's death their families' call for justice.

Pauline McDonagh, Regional Waste Prevention Officer for the Southern Area, and Dr. Paul Deane, Research Fellow in MaREI Centre, discuss how to live a greener lifestyle.

Professor Bill McEvoy, National Institute of prevention and cardiovascular health, talks to Mary about a new study that reveals that nearly half of heart attack survivors still smoke, are obese, and have high blood pressure and cholesterol.

Drivetime's Fergal Keane, speaks to a building company director about security issues on building sites, and Conor Lally, security and crime editor with The Irish Times, Niall Collins, Fianna Fáil spokesperson on Trade, and Paul Scannall, the Chief Executive of the Private Security Authority, discuss extortion at building sites.

Mike McCartney reports from the Borrisokane public meeting on direct provision, and Martin Kenny, Sinn Féin TD, talks to Mary about the concerns surrounding the new direct provision centre in Borrisokane.

Aoife Hegarty, RTÉ Investigates, reports on the findings of a TUSLA investigation into Giraffe Childcare at Central Park in Leopardstown.

Myles Dungan takes a look at the life of Al Capone in this week's Fake History.

Lorna Siggins talks to two Donegal fishermen who received national bravery award after rescuing 15 people off the coast of Donegal 63 years ago.