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A leading Irish Immigration lawyer says the rules to obtain Irish citizenship have been drastically altered and tightened following an unexpected High Court judgment delivered last week. For more on this Sarah spoke to Aoife Gillespie, Head of Immigration at law firm Philip Lee and Majo who is from Paraguay and applied for citizenship last year.

In Ireland domestic violence support organisations say limited resources, isolation, and fewer transport links mean victims are being let down. This week Drivetime's Della Kilroy is bringing us a series reporting on her visits to services working in rural areas of the country. Della spoke to Sarah about her recent visit to Sligo.

Bavarian artist, Franziska Agrawal's practice regularly crosses from industrial design, ice sculpture and even yoga projects

Mary Wall recalls the rabbit-ears that brought the mystery of the moon-landing home to her half a hundred years ago.

As the popularity of non traditional marriage celebration grows in Ireland, Ray chats with Independent Celebrant Yvonne Cassidy, Humanist Celebrant Brian Whiteside and Spiritualist Celebrant Enda Harte.

Endurance Athlete and fitness coach Shane Finn tells Ray about his recent achievement of running from the east coast to the west coast in the US for charity.

Niamh Shaw - actress, performer and space enthusiast - spoke to Ryan about the moon landing 50 years ago, the impact it had, and how it affected our world forever.

Dogs on Leashes

London Correspondent Sean Whelan reports

Laura Brien, Director of Water and Compliance with the Commission for Regulation of Utilities, on the estimated 80,000 households exceeding excessive usage limits