Drivetime

Fionn Davenport, travel writer, talks about an investigation carried out by the UK Competitions and Markets Authority into several travel websites about misleading information.

Rose Gottemoeller, Deputy Secretary-General of NATO and former Undersecretary of State for Arms Control for Obama administration, talks to Mary about NATO and her role as Deputy Secretary General.

Callum Roberts, Chief Advisor to BBC's Blue Planet, speaks to Mary about the impact climate change is having on our oceans.

Myles Dungan examines the origins of rugby in this week's Fake History.

John O'Brien, Policing and security specialist and retired Detective Chief Superintendent, reacts to the attack on Kevin Lunney, the senior executive of Quinn Industrial Holdings.

Drivetime's Fergal Keane reports on the lost artworks on the wreck of the Lusitania.

Dr Cliona Loughnane, Health Co-ordinator with the National Women's Council of Ireland and spokesperson for the Abortion Working Group, talks to Mary about an anti-abortion protest that is planned to take place outside the National Maternity Hospital in Dublin and the need for the introduction of safety zone legislation.

Daniel McConnell, Irish Examiner, and Ben Lowry, Newsletter Deputy Editor, report on the ongoing Brexit negotiations.

Darragh McCullough, agriculture journalist, reports on the ongoing beef dispute.

Michael Harty, Independent TD, speaks to Mary about the direct provision model in Ireland.