Six One News
Tuesday, 22 January 2008Presented by Bryan Dobson and Sharon Ní Bheoláin
US interest rates slashed by 0.75 points
David Murphy, Business Correspondent, reports that European markets stabilised after the US Federal Reserve moved to aid the US economy
Sean Whelan, Europe Editor, reports on reaction from the 15 finance ministers of the eurozone to the US interest rate cut
David Murphy and Robert Shortt, Washington Correspondent, give live analysis of the global market turmoil
David McCullagh, Political Correspondent, reports on remarks about the Irish economy by the Taoiseach and Fine Gael's Finance spokesperson
Margaret Ward, Foreign Editor, reports from Beijing with a picture of what is happening on the markets in the Far East
George Lee, Economics Editor, is in studio to discuss probable outcomes to the economic turbulence
Ex Gilmartin solicitor denies £750k meeting claim
FAI meets amid manager speculation
Great day for Irish in Oscar nominations
Lynn's Co Dublin house auctioned for €4.9m
Athy residents face another month without water
Horse trainer opposing Rosegreen incinerator
Crucial talks on consultants' contract
Warning of hardship for Shannon basin farmers
Giants Causeway could be submerged
Man goes on trial in Clonakilty murder case
Lonely Planet criticises Ireland on environment
Bill Clinton gives nod to campaign fatigue
Row over rosary beads at St Patricks Cathedral
News In Brief
Dublin: Inquiry into Stardust tragedy under way
Leinster House: Ludlow family meets Ahern
Labour Court: Garda's victimisation claim rejected
Sports News
Business News
Weather Forecast
19 November 2009
- Cowen echoes FAI calls for replay with France
- Serious flooding across the west & south
- Court clears way for Dublin abuse report publication
18 November 2009
- Four Galway students killed in collision
- Further flooding expected
- AIB exec says no pressure put on Lenihan
17 November 2009
- Bankers' €500,000 'cap will not be breached'
- Life sentences for Christmas Day murders
- Geoghegan-Quinn nominated for Commissioner
16 November 2009
- AHCPS to join in strike protest
- SF calls for €3.2bn stimulus package
- Fewer visits to doctor in recession - survey
15 November 2009
- Govt considers medical card charges
- Woman dies in Dublin road crash
- Day of remembrance for road victims
14 November 2009
- Government urged not to cut overseas aid
- Public sector bill must come down - Cowen
- Man charged over Galway death
