Drivetime Friday 30 November 2012
Mary Wilson presents an information packed evening news magazine with all the stories of the day
The Health Information and Quality Authority has published the terms of reference for its statutory investigation into the care of patients at University Hospital Galway after the death of Savita Halappanavar - Fergal Bowers reports.
Saturday 1st December marks the 24th anniversary of World AIDS Day, when individuals and organisations from around the world come together to bring attention to the disease. Della Kilroy has been taking a look at some of the progress that has been made both nationally and internationally.
A radio column from poet and broadcaster Theo Dorgan. And this week Theo asks: what have we learned so far?:
Godfrey Bloom UKIP MEP for Yorkshire talks about gains in UK by elections.
Hazhir Teimourian, Middle East analyst discusses Egypt's passing of a draft constitution, including a measure keeping sharia, or Islamic law, as the main source of legislation.
Eileen Magnier tells us why the judge withdrew the case from the jury
While most welcome updating the 1937 Constitution, there has been some criticism of withholding identities of the 66 ordinary citizens involved
The war in Syria and the subsequent migrant crisis prompted Ireland to offer shelter to 4,000 people here under the Irish Refugee Protection Programme two years ago. John Cooke revisits residents of Ballaghaderreen's Emergency Reception Centre .
Barry Lenihan reports on stag and hen parties in Carrick on Shannon
Hen and Stag Parties in Carlingford Della Kilroy brought us this report
Presenter: Mary Wilson