Drivetime Tuesday 28 March 2017
Mary Wilson presents an information packed evening news magazine with all the stories of the day
To have confidence... or not to have confidence... that is the question! In the Dail today, Taoiseach Enda Kenny insisted that the government continues to have confidence in the Garda Commissioner, Noirin O'Sullivan.
The search and rescue operation for the remaining two missing crew members of Rescue 116 is now entering its third week. Pat McGrath spoke to Drivetime.
It's day five of the Bus Eireann strike; and so a fifth day of travel woe for tens of thousands of commuters. Martin Wall, Industry Correspondent for the Irish Times; has the story as things could get even worse tomorrow afternoon; as some Dublin Bus and Iarnrod Eireann workers are also set to down tools.
Around 600 people are currently awaiting life-saving heart, liver, kidney and pancreas transplants in this country. Today, the Irish Kidney Association launched Organ Donor Awarness Week. Brian Lally was at the launch.
In her political column , Olivia O'Leary reflects on an Ireland pulled between two Empires ...
A long awaited new Emergency Department for Galway could still be 5 years away despite the recent visit to the over crowded University College Hospital by the Health Minister. - John Cooke joined us from Galway.
Today Graham Clifford reports from the country's southern region which recently suffered a two-year-drought. He joined a team from Medicines Sans Frontiers as they headed out into the region's most rural and inhospitable areas.
Tim Farron, leader of Liberal Democrats spoke to Mary Wilson.
Presenters: Sarah McInerney and Cormac O'Eadhra