Drivetime

Drivetime's Della Kilroy reports on why Women's Aid say the criminal justice system is failing victims of domestic violence.

Sean Duke, reporter, reports on Ireland's preparations for a chemical, biological or even nuclear attack.

Adam Harris, CEO of AsIAm, talks to Mary about autism-friendly towns in Ireland.

Joey Jones, Former Advisor to Theresa May, Mark Reckless, Leader of The Brexit Party in the Welsh Assembly, and Tom Brake, Shadow Brexit Secretary for the Liberal Democrats, discuss the Supreme Court ruling that found that Boris Johnson's advice to the Queen to prorogue parliament was unlawful.

Irene Sands, barrister specialising in criminal law on the Eastern circuit, talks to Mary about new figures that have been released about the amount of prisoners who re-offend after they are released.

Dr Declan Jordan, Director of the Spacial and Regional Economics Research Centre in UCC, discusses a new decentralisation scheme for civil servants that the government is considering introducing as part of Budget 2020.

Drivetime's John Cooke reports on a new stage play about consent that is touring 3rd level colleges.

Lisa Chambers Fianna Fail Spokesperson Brexit, and Matt Carthy, Sinn Féin MEP, talk about a possible extension of article 50.

Esther Stevenson, mother of girl diagnosed with cancer, and Dr Lynley Marshall, consultant paediatric oncologist at the Royal Marsden Hospital, discuss a new drug which has been described as revolutionary in its treatment of a wide range of tumours.

Drivetime's John Cooke reports from Derrylin at a walk of solidarity being held for Kevin Lunney, and Fr Gerry Comiskey, parish priest, and journalist Dearbhail McDonald, react to the attacks.