Drivetime

Myles Dungan investigates the truth, or otherwise, of the notion that the distinctive golden Oscar statuettes have a commercial value of only $1 in this week's Fake History.

Drivetime's Philip Boucher-Hayes reports on most recent housing figures that have been released by the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government.

Shane Ross, Minister for Transport, Tourism, and Sport, responds to John Cooke's series of reports on the introduction of tougher drink driving penalties and the reaction to the penalties in rural Ireland. Padraig Cribben, Chief Executive of the Vintners Federation of Ireland, discusses VFI's new campaign to prevent drink driving.

Drivetime's Della Kilroy hears from disability activists monitoring Ireland's implementation of the UN's Disabilty Rights Convention.

Pat O'Toole, News Corr, Irish Farmers' Journal, reports on Downing Street's proposed tariff regime for agricultural products in a no-deal scenario.

Drivetime's Fergal Keane reports on a protest at a planned auction of repossessed farming land in Wexford.

Drivetime's Philip Boucher-Hayes reports on Senator Bernie Sanders' announcement that he will run for the US presidency in 2020.

Archbishop Eamon Martin, Archbishop of Armagh and President of the Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference, discusses sexual abuse within the catholic church ahead of a four-day conference taking place in the Vatican on Thursday on the issue of sexual abuse.

Drivetime's John Cooke continues his series of reports on the introduction of tougher drink driving penalties and the reaction to the penalties in rural Ireland.

Muriel Walls, Family Law Solicitor with Walls and Twomey, talks to Mary about legislation surrounding cohabitation and financial support.