Six One News
19 February 2009

David McCullagh, Political Correspondent, reports the names should be made public if a legal way of doing so could be found

David Murphy, Business Correspondent, reports AIB said property prices have deteriorated as economic conditions have worsened

Barry Cummins reports the Public Accounts Committee issued its findings on foreign travel and procurement policies at FÁS

Bernard Allen, Chairman of the PAC, says the board at FÁS were not on top of the job

Will Goodbody reports the gunman and his accomplice fled the scene on a motorbike

Helen McInerney reports the company said the decision was made because of the extraordinarily tough economic conditions

Kathleen MacMahon reports Muntazer al-Zaidi defended his actions today in court

Flor MacCarthy reports all passengers on board the craft headed for an oil platform survived the crash

Charlie Bird, Washington Correspondent, reports Micheál Martin is the second EU Foreign Minister to visit Cuba since sanctions were lifted

Tony Connelly, Europe Correspondent, reports that an address to the European Parliament by Mr Klaus prompted a walkout from some MEPs

Tadhg Enright speaks to people who are emigrating about why they are leaving and where they are heading

Michael Conway reports the Revenue Chairman said it was possible for a wealthy person not to be a resident of any country for tax purposes

Cork: Man held over Gallagher murder

Galway: Third man questioned over foiled raid

Dublin: In-flight calls launched by Ryanair

Anthony Murnane, Deputy Foreign Editor, reports Garibaldi threw his rider near the Élysée Palace and made a break for the banks of the Seine

Tom MacSweeney, Marine Correspondent, reports the Marine Industry Federation says the lack of the department is preventing job creation

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