Drivetime Wednesday 10 July 2019
Mary Wilson presents an information packed evening news magazine with all the stories of the day
Niamh Donnelly, a third-year law student at Maynooth University, talks to Mary about a three-day summer camp that is taking place in Maynooth University to help blind and visually impaired students navigate third level education.
Brian Lally reports from the unveiling of the Barrystown murals at Dublin's Kilbarrack DART station.
Drivetime's John Cooke speaks to a family living in a homeless hub, and Dr Niall Muldoon, Ombudsman for Children, talks to Mary about the mental trauma being suffered by children who are growing up in homelessness.
Fiachra O'Cionnaith, Political Correspondent for The Irish Examiner, and David Kenny, Assistant Professor of law at Trinity College Dublin, speak to Mary about why the government is blocking legislative proposals from opposition parties.
In her weekly political column, Olivia O'Leary asks why Ireland doesn't have a big, ultra nationalist, anti immigrant party.
Philip Boucher-Hayes gets a guided tour of a Komori printer similar to the one at the centre of the Dail controversy.
Tom Clonan, security analyst, talks to Mary his experiences of being a whistleblower in the Irish army.
Presenter: Mary Wilson