Morning Focus – Tuesday, November 24, 2015

Morning Focus opened with a special interview conducted by Gavin with Transport Minister Paschal Donohue.
Morning Focus producer Fiona McGarry spoke to Fiacre Hense, Clarecare General Manager, about the organisation’s annual report.
With the fall-out of the terror attacks in Paris continuing and creating a lockdown in the Belgian capital, Gavin spoke to Kilmihil native, Eoin Keane a Marketing professional working in Brussels.
Ahead of an event in Kilfenora on mental health and rural isolation, Gavin spoke to Pat Fitzgerald, one of the main speakers.
A Clare company has produced a cost-effective HIV testing kit. AltraTech Co-Founder and CEO Tim Commins spoke to Gavin about the development.
Patrick Donoghue News Editor of The Farmers Journal joined Gavin to discuss the latest twist in the controversy over pay and perks for top executives in the IFA.
Gavin was joined by John Bruton Former Taoiseach and author of a new book, ‘Faith in Politics’.
Ahead of a major Cahercalla Hospice fundraiser, Gavin was joined in studio by Mary Moloney and Malcolm Greene, Conductor of Limerick Choral Union.
Before the era of social media and smartphones, how did Clare people keep themselves entertained? To find out, Gavin spoke to teacher and author, Joe Power from Clarecastle.