Drivetime

Eilis Ryan, member of the worker's party, discusses the O'Devaney Gardens regeneration project.

Eoghan Murphy, Housing Minister, talks to Mary from the Fine Gael think-in about the parties' future plans for housing.

Drivetime's Barry Lenihan reports on the ongoing controversy about the public service card.

Mike McCartney reports from a meeting about the plans for a direct provision centre in Oughterard, and Sean Kyne TD, Chief Whip and Minister of State for the Irish Language, the Gaeltacht and the Islands, discusses why there has been local objection to the plans.

Liam Geraghty speaks to people in Dublin City Centre about the closure of the George Bernard Shaw pub, and Mannix Flynn, Independent Councillor and Emmet Condon, Dublin 8 Resident and founder of HomeBeat, discuss the reasons why this pub is closing and the impact it will have on the local area and Dublin's artistic scene.

Stephen Kelly, Manufacturing NI, and Patricia McBride, lawyer, discuss the Operation Yellowhammer document and the implications of a no-deal Brexit to Northern Ireland.

Drew Hendry, MP, and George Parker, Financial Times Political Editor, discuss the suspension of the UK parliament.

Jim Power, economist, speaks to Mary about the dispute between beef farmers and meat industry Ireland, and Drivetime's John Cooke, reports on the ongoing beef protests.

Katherine Zappone, Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, talks to Mary about a new report on the Tuam babies.

Jill Kerby, personal finance columnist with The Sunday Business Post and co-author of The TAB Guide to Money Pensions & Tax, and Karen O'Reilly CEO of Employmum, a flexible recruitment agency, discuss the pension gender pay gap.