Drivetime
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Rory McIlroy's Masters defence begins
What can we learn from climbing fish?
Bringing home the bacon: saving money by choosing pork
Be wary of inferior e-bikes and batteries
The right to protest
‘It was never your fault’ - Dublin Rape Crisis Centre's new banner
Shaky ceasefire between US and Iran begins
Minister of State Jerry Buttimer responds to the fuel protests
Fuel protests snarl routes across the country
Exchequer Figures
Hospital car parking charges
View from the US on Iran War
Fuel protest Ireland
Artemis crew flies further than humans have before
What to expect as Trump's peace deadline looms
Fuel protests across Ireland
Wildflowers to attract wildlife
Impact of fuel protests on Dublin transportation
What to do with all that left over Chocolate after Easter
Fuel price protest tomorrow morning
NASA's Artemis II mission
JD Vance flies to Hungary to save Victor Orban
Iran latest – Impact on consumers
Can “Downsizers” benefit from updated mortgage rules?
Whether you are a home owner that needs to Down size or Right size – the updated mortgage rules, which are set to come in shortly, will be of interest to you. Drivetimes discusses the new rules with Michael Dowling of Irish mortgage brokers , Regina Mangan, MD of Liberty Blue Estate Agent & Consultant Geriatrician Ronan Collins
Biggest Comebacks of all time!
After years away from the spotlight, one of the world’s most powerful voices is returning to the stage — Celine Dion will be back with 10 concerts scheduled in Paris, spread out over September and October. Kate Demolder, culture journalist & host of 'Culture Pigs' podcast looks back at some of music biggest comebacks over the years.
Iran’s hackers go to war
While is it believed that Iran’s conventional capabilities are badly degraded, its leadership decimated, and its missile program set back....its cyber operations are very much in play. Jacob Judah of the Financial Times has been following the story.
MV Matthew – how much is it costing the state
New figures from Revenue show keeping the MV Matthew in the harbour at Cork has so far cost the State nearly 14.5 million euros - that's around 120,000 euros per week. Drivetimes Una Kelly has more details and we also hear from Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire, Sinn Fein TD for Cork South Central
The Catch Up
The Irish Independents Kevin Doyle and Jane Cowan of the Irish Examiner look back on another busy week in news.
Storm Dave
Drivetimes looks ahead to what we can expect from the weekend weather and its effects on tavil this bank holiday weekend.
Trumps turbulant week
David Blevins, Sky News correspondent in Washington & Kevin Byrne- Retired Air Corps Lieutenant Colonel look back on a turbulant week in the US including the news that a US millitary air-carft has been shot down in Iran
Why do we use slang?
Behavioral psychologist Pádraig Walsh explains just why we use slang.
Labour Party calls call for eviction ban and rent freeze
Conor Sheehan, Labour Party Housing Spokesperson and Seamus McGrath, Fianna Fáil’s Housing Spokesperson.
Travel Q & A
Simon Calder, Travel Editor with the London Independent.
Over 1,300 people now killed in Lebanon, thousands displaced
Randa Slim, distinguished Fellow and Middle East Program Director at the Stimson Center in Washington DC.
Iran war uncertainty persists after Trump's televised address
Jackie Fox, RTÉ Washington Correspondent.
Final day to apply for UK top up pension
Robert Whelan, Rockwell Financial Management.
Tadpoles
Eanna Ni Lamhna, wildlife expert and author of The Great Irish Biodiversity Book.
Gardaí warn of sextortion targeting young men
Kate McDonald, RTÉ Clarity Correspondent.
Hauliers call for additional supports amid fuel crisis
Ger Hyland, President of the Road Haulage Association.
Sean Sweeney steps down as boss of Metrolink
Professor Brian Caulfield, Centre for Transport Research at Trinity College Dublin.
Nuclear power – is now the time to consider it?
Roderic O’Gorman, Green Party Leader and Billy Kelleher, Fianna Fáil MEP.
40% jump in protected disclosures to Revenue
Leeann Kennedy, Director of Internal Audit at Irish Revenue
NASA's Artemis II ready to head back to the Moon
Danielle Wilcox, astronomer
How do fuel costs differ across the border?
Report from Una Kelly
A novel way to protect your food from prying birds
Laura Kelley, Associate Professor at University of Exeter’s Centre for Ecology and Conservation
What does the Iran Crisis mean for consumer behaviour?
Emma Howard, economics lecturer at TUD; Kevin Byrne, retired Air Corps Lieutenant Colonel & air safety auditor; and Linda Jones of The Travel Boutique
April Fool’s Day alternatives
Laura Fitzachary, historian
Trump threatens to withdraw from NATO
Simon Marks, Chief Correspondent for Feature Story News in Washington
Kelly Lynch investigation
Report from Barry Lenihan
Health insurance price changes
Dermot Goode of healthinsuranceireland.ie