Questions And Answers
Monday, 31 May 2004Q1: Are the only heroes in the Irish banking scandals the workers who blew the whistle on their bosses?
Panel and audience respondQ2: Should accessing adult sites on the Internet at work be a sackable offence?
Q3: Are opinion polls a useful spur or an unfair influence?
Q4: In the case of Ryanair, where should the line be drawn between advertising and harassment?
Q5: Does the panel trust gardaí to give five penalty points on the roadside?
Previous Programmes
22 June 2009
- The Panel
- Q1: Has enough changed for the Irish people to embrace the Lisbon Treaty?
- Q2: Does the panel think judges are being judged unfairly?
15 June 2009
- The Panel
- Q1. Why should the taxpayer continue to prop up Anglo Irish Bank?
- Q2. How are neutrality and taxation to be guaranteed without rewriting the Lisbon Treaty?
08 June 2009
- The Panel:
- Q1. Should the Government call a General Election now?
- Q2. Were the results a fundamental realignment?
25 May 2009
- The Panel
- Q1: Should the Govt freeze the assets of the religious orders?
- Q2: What might the political fallout from the elections be?
18 May 2009
- The Panel
- Q1. In the economic crisis, what should people expect from their MEPs?
- Q2. Does the panel believe MEPs' expenses should be published?
11 May 2009
- The Panel
- Q1. In relation to blasphemy has Minister Dermot Ahern chosen the right option?
- Q2. Do we need a referendum to protect children?
