Nine News
11 June 2008

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Tom MacSweeney, Marine Correspondent, reports that the fishermen held a meeting in Cork this evening

Ray Colgan reports that the hauliers organisation believes that clients should have to meet some of the increased cost of fuel

Orla O'Donnell, Legal Affairs Correspondent, outlines the details of the case being heard by the Supreme Court

Will Goodbody reveals that the report is critical of how aspects of change in the greyhound racing industry were handled

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Margaret Ward, Foreign Editor, reports some parents blame shoddy workmanship and corruption by local officials

Barry Cummins reports that the woman criticised the legal system after her attacker fled Ireland before he could be sentenced

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports Brendan McFarlane has pleaded not guilty to kidnapping Don Tidey

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Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, reports that the surgeon is performing gastric banding surgery in Paris

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David McCullagh, Political Correspondent, reports that polling stations will open across the country from 7am

Laura Fletcher reports that NASA has launched one of the most powerful gamma-ray telescopes to investigate black holes

With John Eagleton