Morning Ireland
21 February 2007

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Richard Dowling, North-East Correspondent, reports that gardaí have concluded their investigation into the death of 72-year-old Rose Duke at Cavan General Hospital

Michael Halpenny, SIPTU's National Industrial Secretary, says the union has no idea what airport management are going to do next

Michael Halpenny continues to discuss the issue

Pat Shanahan, Shannon Airport, Executive Chairman, insists that the airport must cut its costs if it is to have a viable future

Paul Rogers, Professor of Peace Studies at the University of Bradford, discusses what the report means for growing tensions between Iran and the US

Eimear Lowe speaks to several TDs in Co Cork who predict that voters will take their revenge on the Government parties over the decision to impose a €100m debt burden on Cork Airport

Colin Williams of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute discusses the findings of the 2006 RNLI report

Pat Rabbitte, Labour party leader, discusses a Fine Gael proposal to split the children's rights referendum

Gillian Van Turnhout, Chief Executive, Children's Rights Alliance, says she strongly backs the referendum in total

Orla O'Donnell, Legal Affairs Correspondent, reports that the third anniversary of the Wellington Quay accident falls today

Senator Shane Ross discusses why the barriers should go at the West-Link toll bridge

Martin Cullen, Minister for Transport, defends the move to keep barriers in place

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that gardaí are working on the basis that this was a gangland shooting

Paul Reynolds brings the latest on a murder in Clonmel

Dr John McCavitt, author, The Flight of the Earls, speaks about the events of 400 years ago

Listen to the early sports news with Michael Corcoran

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Listen to the early business update with Christopher McKevitt

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With Paddy Clancy