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Final day of EU summit

Cian McCormack speaks to ministers in Brussels after the first day of the EU summit

Micheál Martin, Foreign Affairs Minister, outlines the main points from Brussels

Tony Connelly, Europe Correspondent, says this summit is an exercise in public unity and the October meeting may be tougher

Piotr Kaczynski, Centre for European Policy Studies, discusses options for the EU

Margot Wallström, European Commission's Vice-President, discusses the Eurobarometer poll

Martin Schulz, German MEP, says the EU should look at why Irish women and young people largely voted No

Patricia McKenna, People's Movement, says she is not happy with the Irish Government's message at the summit

Dick Roche, European Affairs Minister, says each member state should have its say on Lisbon

Stephen Collins, The Irish Times, & Sean Whelan, Europe Editor, discuss what to expect today

MRSA could cost the State €500m

Michael Boylan, solicitor, says the fact that there are cases pending does not mean they will automatically lead to pay outs

New promise of legislation for victims of crime

Aisling McLaughlin, sister of the murdered Siobhan Kearney, speaking on News at One, says they were denied a victim impact statement

Paul Anthony McDermott, barrister, welcomes the proposed statutory right of victim impact statements for families of homicide victims

Three 'significant' arrests after €5m heroin seizure

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, says the haul follows a garda operation targeting a drug dealing network thought to be run by a prisoner

Father gets two years for sexual exploitation

Maeve Lewis of One in Four says the sentence is out of all proportion to the crime

Piping out the music

Anne-Marie McNerney reports that the Pipeworks Organ Festival gets under way in Dublin, Louth, Kilkenny, Galway & Waterford today