Mary Regan, Political Staff, reports that 4,000 people who were unable to become Irish citizens due to Covid restrictions will be able to so under a temporary system that comes into effect today.
Michael Cullen, CEO of Beacon Hospital, discusses the conditions in private hospitals and the decision not to sign a contract with the HSE ensuring the provision of extra bed capacity to the public health service.
Eugene Drennan, President of the Irish Road Hauliers Association, says the Government should introduce antigen testing for hauliers as soon as possible.
Read by Caitríona Ni Mhurchú. 'Assignation' opens hopefully on a bright mid-April New York morning in 1938. The quiet intimately devastating telling of the story of Irish emigrant, Marion, signals the life-changing consequences of how we handle what is thrust upon us.
Mary Brophy and guests on the natural world and how we describe it. Presenter: Mary Brophy Producer Neal Boyle Producer for lyric: Eoin O Kelly (First broadcast 18th November 2018)
Ailbhe Conneely, Religious and Social Affairs Correspondent, discusses the reaction to the Mother and Baby Home report that was released earlier this week.