Swimming is an Art by Mae Leonard (2002); The Forty Foot by Mervyn Wall (1968); Our Inland Waterways by Benedict Kiely (1973); Two Unlikely Ladies of the 40’s by Marie McSweeney (1996); Mayo Mantra by Gerald Dawe (2005); The Hunter Gatherer by Joe McGowran (2006); and Swimming the Moon by Anne Le Marquand Hartigan (1997)
Hugh Cahill gets Alan Cawley's mid-season review of the League of Ireland, talks to Louise Quinn about the Quarter-Final draw for the Women's World Cup and hears the latest transfer news from Kevin Palmer
Drivetime's Della Kilroy speaks to representatives of Donegal-based domestic abuse support service, Lifeline Inishowen, who are calling on Children's Minister Katherine Zappone to provide urgent funding to keep Lifeline Inishowen open.
Katie Hannon reports on the changes that need to be made in the transport sector to meet the targets set out in the government's new Climate Action Plan.
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