Drivetime

Professor Roy Foster, Historian of Anglo-Irish relations, analyses recent Brexit updates in the wider historical context of UK-Irish relations.

Lorna Siggins finishes her series on the future of the Irish language.

In this week's Fake History Myles Dungan examines the GAA's All Ireland Final and where it traditionally took place.

Minister Kevin Boxer Moran, Minister of State for the Office of Public Works and Flood Relief, talks to Mary about Ireland's risk of extreme flooding.

Bertie Ahern, former Taoiseach, and Sonia Purnell, author of 'Just Boris', speak to Mary about Brexit negotiations and Boris Johnson's decision to suspend parliament.

Dr Ilona Duffy, Monaghan GP, discusses the consequences of mixing medications.

Lorna Siggins continues her series on the Gaeltacht and looks at the reform needed in Irish communities as well as the employment and planning issues in the Gaeltacht.

Joanna Fortune, psychotherapist and author of 'Fifteen Minute Parenting', speaks to Mary about new research that shows that Irish parents praise their children more than their European counterparts.

Ella McSweeney is joined by James Dooley from Ulster University and Sarah Delaney from Maynooth University, to look at the increase in antibiotic resistance.

Drivetime's John Cooke reports on the beef protests that are taking place at the ABP plant in Tipperary.