Drivetime

Drivetime's Philip Boucher Hayes reports on the elections in Israel.

Susan Mitchell, Sunday Business Post Health Editor, Orla Hegarty, Assistant Professor with the School of Architecture in UCD, and Alan Kelly, Labour Spokesperson on Health, discuss the key findings of a review into the escalating costs of the National Children's Hospital.

Drivetime's Philip Boucher Hayes reports on the CervicalCheck delays and the criticism Simon Harris has received over his decision to offer free repeat smears.

John McCartney, Director of Savills, and Josh Ryan-Collins, economist and author of the book 'Why can't you afford a home', talk to Mary about the growth in the private rental sector and the rising rents in Ireland.

Adam Harris, Founder of 'As I am', Suzanne Voakes, Mother of boy who lives with autism, and Pat Goff, Deputy CEO, Irish Primary Principals Network, talk to Mary about how children with autism and special needs are being excluded from schools as a result of not having the necessary resources to cope with their additional needs.

Drivetime's Della Kilroy hears from Travellers and Roma students about their personal experiences in education.

Drivetime Barry Lenihan reports on the FAI's announcement that John Delaney will attend the Oireachtas Sports Committee about the FAI funding controversy.

Norma Costello, journalist, talks to Mary about her interview with Lisa Smith, the former Irish Defence Forces soldier who is now living in the Al Hawl Refugee Camp on the border of Syria and Iraq, having travelled to the region to join Islamic State.

Chris Goodey, Chief Executive of the National Association of General Practitioners, gives the his reaction to Harris's claims that he spoke to the NAGP before he offered free smear tests.

Leo Enright, Space Commentator, talks to Mary about a NASA spacecraft that has becomes the the closest spacecraft ever to the Sun.