Drivetime Tuesday 19 November 2019
Mary Wilson presents an information packed evening news magazine with all the stories of the day
Mary Bennett, mother of Aoife Bennett, and Michael Boylan, solicitor, discuss the settlement of Aoife Bennett's case after she claimed she developed narcolepsy after being given the Pandemrix swine flu vaccine at her school when she was 16.
Moira Leydon, Assistant General Secretary of the ASTI, talks to Mary about an Irish Examiner article that shows that teachers have reported almost four and a half thousand concerns over suspected child abuse to TUSLA.
Drivetime's Barry Lenihan reports on the controversy surrounding Verona Murphy.
John O'Driscoll, Assistant Commissioner, and Dr Jason Van Der Velde, pre hospital emergency medicine physician, discuss medical insurance fraud.
Richard Bruton, Minister for Communication, Climate Action and the Environment, speaks to Mary about Verona Murphy and the National Broadband Plan.
Drivetime's John Cooke reports from the Men's Health Symposium in NUI Galway.
Lisa Bloom, lawyer for five Epstein victims, talks to Mary about the BBC Prince Andrew interview.
In her political column this week, Olivia O'Leary asks where to now for Sinn Fein?
In the final part of her series Della Kilroy reports on how the global climate crisis is impacting India.
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