Drivetime

Simon Harris, Minister for Health, talks to Sarah about Brexit and the availability of medicines.

Drivetime's Della Kilroy reports on Extinction Rebellion's plans to shut down the city during 'Rebellion Week'.

Julie Hambleton, relative of woman killed in Birmingham bombing, speaks to Sarah about her meeting with the Tanaiste Coveney and President Higgins.

Dr Laura Durcan, Consultant Rheumatologist and Vice President of the Irish Hospital Consultants Association, talks about why there has been a 37% increase in doctors voluntarily withdrawing from the medical register.

Drivetime's John Cooke reports from a protest in Limerick at the Irish Cement factory against its decision to burn tyres and other types of solid waste at its plant in Mungret.

Alona Troy, daughter of woman who spent 100 hours on a trolley in Limerick A&E, and Stephen Donnelly, Fianna Fail Health Spokesperson, talk to Sarah about the overcrowding in University Hospital Limerick.

Drivetime's Barry Lenihan reports on the controversy over the expenses of Galway GAA.

Drivetime's Della Kilroy hears from some of the 120 at risk human rights defenders gathering for an international conference in Dublin.

Michael Fortune, Folklourist, talks to Sarah about Irish language and sayings have been absorbed into the everyday vocabulary in Ireland and Newfoundland.

Drivetime's Della Kilroy talks to a mother in a homeless hub, and Suzanne Connolly, CEO of Barnardos, speaks to Sarah about the rising numbers of children living in homelessness.