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Thursday, 2 October 2008

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Other banks seek inclusion in guarantee plan

play Caitríona Perry reports on the latest from the Dáil and Seanad, which sat late to pass the emergency legislation

play Economist David McWilliams, who had urged the Government to introduce the deposit guarantee, discusses potential problems with the scheme

play Developer Harry Crosbie says his €850m Point Village plan may have been stalled without the deposit guarantee

play David McWilliams has further analysis

Warning of market threat to pension funds

play Patrick Burke of the Irish Association of Pension Funds explains why he is urging remedial measures to safeguard pension funds

US Senate backs bank bailout plan

play Ed O'Keefe analyses last night's boost for the US government's financial rescue plan and looks ahead to tonight's Palin-Biden election debate

20 pubs closing a month, say vintners

play Sean Costello, publican in Listowel, Co Kerry, discusses his experience of recent business levels in the pub trade

Sports News

play With Darren Frehill

Business News

play David Murphy, Business Correspondent, has news of a good morning for the ISEQ

play Listen to the financial headlines

Morning Ireland Features

Will Limerick ever be regenerated?

Will Limerick ever be regenerated?

Joan O'Sullivan talks to residents about regeneration in Southill in Limerick, some of whom say they're worse off now

Táin tapestries fail to reach estimate

Táin tapestries fail to reach estimate

Auctioneer Ian Whyte says Louis le Brocquy's tapestries sold for a hammer price of €245,000 -- less than a third of their previous sale price

What's to become of Moore Street?

What's to become of Moore Street?

Petula Martyn learns more about plans for historic terraced houses on Moore Street