Drivetime

Ann Rabbitte TD and Cllr Deirdre Kingston discuss the issue of maternity leave for TD's.

Joe O'Connor- Radio Diary.

Overcrowding at University Hospital Kerry.

Phillip Boucher Hayes investigates the group of US congresswomen who have been the focus of derision from President Trump and his supporters, the group have become known as 'The Squad'.

Reaction to the High Court ruling on unbroken residency for up to a year for future citizenship applicants.

Sarah spoke to Keran Byrne, the wife of Keith Byrne, the 37-year-old Irishman from Fermoy in County Cork was arrested in a raid by US Immigration and Enforcement while on his way to work last week.

In the final part of her series Della Kilroy visits domestic violence support services and abuse survivors in Monaghan and Cavan. Sarah also spoke to Fine Gael Senator Catherine Noone who is a member of the Dail Committee on Children and Youth Affairs.

Traveller Tinsmithing and the Traveller language Gammon have been accepted into the UNESCO Inventory of Intangible Culture. Sarah spoke to Oein de Bhardún, Vice Chair of the Irish Traveller Movement to learn more.

Are the new plans for the HSE ground-breaking or are we just going back to the days of the old health boards? Sarah was joined by Tony O'Brien, former chief executive of the HSE to discuss.

Pressure is mounting on the President of the FAI, Donal Conway, to stand down after Sport Ireland backed Minister Shane Ross' demands for Mr. Conway to vacate his position. For more on this Sarah was joined in studio by Drivetime reporter, Barry Lenihan.