Drivetime

Drivetime's Della Kilroy reports an appeal from the Tuam Home Survivors' Network for the Government to arrange for DNA samples to be collected from them to determine if they matched the human remains discovered at the site.

Ciara Clancy, Founder of Beats Medical, reacts to the news that she has been named as one of Forbes magazine's '30 Under 30', an annual list of 30 people under 30 in different fields that Forbes think might feature on their Rich List in the future.

Drivetime's Fergal Keane reports on Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern's discussion about Brexit at a House of Commons Committee.

Jimmy Woulfe, The Irish Examiner, reports on the death of Nora Bennis, well known pro-life advocate and political campaigner.

Jospeha Madigan, Minister for Culture, Heritage & the Gaeltacht, discusses the Catholic Church's attitude towards women.

Stephen Donnelly, Fianna Fail's Health Spokesman, and Alan Kelly, Labour's Health Spokesman, discuss Simon Harris's apology apology to the Dáil for an answer he gave last year to a question about the National Children's Hospital project.

Ian Dunt, Editor of Politics.co.uk, reports on the recent Brexit negotiations and Siobhan Kennedy, Business Editor with Channel 4 News, talks about the UK's hard Brexit shipping plans.

Anthony Staines, Professor of Health Systems at Dublin City University, discusses the Labour Court recommendations which led to the deferral of teh INMO strike action.

David Coleman, Managing Partner at Coleman Legal Partners, talks about the review into historical sexual abuse at Scouting Ireland which has so far identified 313 alleged victims, and 237 alleged abusers.

Orla O'Donnell, Legal Affairs Correspondent, reports on Denis O'Brien's defamation case against the Sunday Business Post.