Morning Ireland

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G20 summit

Eimear Lowe reports from London on the protests as the leaders of the world's leading economies are set to meet

George Jones, Press Association, says the French may very well get their way in not having a global financial stimulus put forward

Brian O'Connell, London Editor, reports that some agreement will be reached by the G20 leaders today

Sean O'Grady, The Independent, says the summit will be a flop due to diplomatic rows

Budget submissions

Danny McCoy, IBEC, says social welfare payments need to be reduced as inflation will not now rise as was expected

John Monaghan, Society of the St Vincent de Paul, says those who benefitted most in recent years should now bear the burden for economic recovery

Implementation of tax measures

Cian McCormack reports on the tax measures which may be implemented in next week's Budget

Investigation into publican's murder

Fran McNulty reports on the ongoing investigation into the death of Matt Farrell who was found tied up in his home at the back of his pub in Co Offaly

GAA partnership

Colman O'Sullivan reports that Clanna Gael in Ringsend and the Trinity College GAA club are helping each other through a mutually beneficial arrangement

Concerns over Bord na Móna pensions

Gabriel Darcy, Bord na Móna, & Dermot Mahon, UNITE, discuss the shortfall in the company's pension scheme

IMPAC Literary Award shortlist

Sinéad Crowley, Arts & Media Correspondent, looks at the books on the shortlist