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Three Dublin shootings linked to drug feud

Dublin South Central TD Aengus Ó Snodaigh (SF) gives his view on efforts to counter feud-linked crime

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports on last night's three shootings in Dublin city

Govt details plans for Civil Partnership Bill

Kieran Rose of the Gay and Lesbian Equality Network reacts to the Government's legislative proposals on civil partnership

Vigil at scene of Derry City shooting

Conal McFeely of the Creggan Neighbourhood Partnership explains the message behind last night's vigil

Rembrandt prints go on display in Dublin

Sinéad Crowley, Arts & Media Correspondent, reports from the opening of 'Exhibitions from the Rembrandthuis'

New York memorial service for O'Faolain

Sean O'Driscoll describes last night's memorial service for Nuala O'Faolain in New York

Consultants seek review at CUH amid row

Donal Duffy of the Irish Hospital Consultants Association and Cork University Hospital General Manager Tony McNamara discuss the row

Victims' body welcomes legal proposals

Nora Owen of the Commission for the Support of Victims of Crime gives her view on legislation that would enhance victims' rights

How to survive a recession

Brendan Fitzpatrick looks back at previous economic downturns and finds out the best ways to survive the impending recession

Lotto jackpot set to hit new record high

Dermot Griffin, National Lottery Director, says tonight's jackpot will exceed the previous record of €16.18m

Ban on early houses not going ahead

Paul Colgan talks to drinkers in one early house in the capital after the Government dropped plans to ban early licences

Govt plans to privatise fine collection

Conor Faughnan of the AA says he is opposed to plans to transfer motoring fines from the gardaí to a private operator