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Paul Colgan has been all across America recently making a documentary on President Trump and the impact of tariffs.

US President Donald Trump has vowed that his policies "will never change". He made the comment as global markets tumble for a second day, following his announcement of new US tariffs. James Lawless, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science gives an update on the Governments outlook.

An Oxford University Professor who researches ‘laziness’ says that Generation Z are not lazy they are simply masters of ‘justified effort management. Katrien Devolder Professor of Applied Ethics at the University of Oxford joined us to explain.

Taoiseach says "housing czar" to be appointed imminently to oversee housing policy. Eoin O'Broin, Sinn Fein's spokesperson on housing speaks to Drivetime.

It’s Week 5 of Study Hub, the RTÉ Radio 1 podcast that aims to give you the tips and tricks to help you do your best in the Leaving Cert. Joining us to preview this week’s episode is Study Hub’s presenter Maura Fay

Nine out of ten students who took part in an education programme on Dublin's northside have gone on to further education - but now concerns have been raised about the programme's long-term future. Our reporter Una Kelly has been speaking to those involved in the programme about the impact on their lives

"No One Else Will Listen" podcast Lottie Ryan and her sister Bonnie have shared their experience of having their drinks spiked on a night out some time ago in Dublin. Lottie speaks to Sarah...

EU officials have said that €380 billion worth of EU exports will be hit by US tariffs- which is up to 70% of all EU exports to the United States. Analysis with Romanian MEP Luliu Winkler...

Mick O'Dwyer, widely regarded as one of Gaelic footballs's most inspritational figures, passed away this morning at the age of 88. Jack O'Shea and Tom Spillane between them won 11 All Ireland medals under Mick's management and both speak to Drivetime.

With Republicans Overseas' UK chairman Greg Swenson, chief executive of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ireland Paul Sweetman, and economist David McWilliams

A bill is being re-introduced today in Dail Eireann to try and make catfishing illegal. With Fianna Fail Senator Fiona O'Loughlin and Fiona O'Malley from the online mental health charity Turn 2 Me.

A leading member of the Opposition says a prompt investigation is needed into serious allegations made by women arrested at a protest against Israel’s war in Gaza outside Leinster House on Monday. The group 'Mothers Against Genocide' is taking legal advice over making a complaint to the Police Ombudsman. Our reporter Barry Lenihan has more

Reaction from Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise with special responsibility for Trade Promotion, Niamh Smith and Social Democrats TD Sinead Gibney

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said US tariffs are "the most serious issue" the Irish economy has faced in a long time. Our reporter Una Kelly has been speaking to some smaller Irish businesses who export to the US

There's a rise in the popularity of saunas, you can find a few dotted along coastal areas and by rivers where people move between intense heat and cold water dips. Water Safety Ireland says the dramatic temperature change poses significant risks, particularly due to cold water shock. Anna Grant, Water Safety Ireland Education Manager tells us more.

Tomorrow US President Donald Trump will announce new trade tarrifs. To discuss what might happen in the US Barry Cowen, Fianna Fail MEP for Midlands North-West, Jennifer Ewing from Republicans Overseas UK and Scott Lucas, Professor of American Studies and International Politics at UCD.

Much of the popular walking trail remains closed for safety reasons, following a number of tragic deaths last year. Drivetime has seen a leaked, Draft report that recommends a Clare County Council takeover of the spectacular Cliffs of Moher Coastal Walk – describing it as "not fit for purpose". Reporter John Cooke tells us more.

Ireland is expected to be one of the most affected countries when President Trump announces a new round of tariffs tomorrow. Tom Keogh, managing director of Keogh’s Crisps talks about how his firm is exploring other market. Reporter Una Kelly was asking people in Dublin City Centre if they’re concerned about the consequences of looming tariffs.

Earlier the main opposition parties tabled an unprecedented motion of no confidence in Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy. Meanwhile ahead of US President Donald Trump's so called Liberation Day tomorrow and his expected introduction of tariffs on exports from Europe. For more on both issues Health Minister Jennifer Carroll McNeill.

An increasing percentage of inmates are homeless when they enter prison, and are released back into homelessness. Advocacy groups say this has a direct link with re-offending. Our reporter Una Kelly has been looking at this.