Nine News
14 July 2009

Ingrid Miley, Industry & Employment Correspondent, reports that the Central Bank Governor has said any economic recovery is unlikely until 2011

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Joe MagRaollaigh reports that the Minister for Justice has defended the Bill in an address to the Seanad

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that 23-year-old Craig White is charged with the fatal shooting of Noel Roche in 2005

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Tom MacSweeney, Marine Correspondent, reports on an air and sea search off Co Cork for a father and son who went missing on Sunday

Sean Whelan, Europe Editor, reports on the first European Parliament session in Strasbourg since the elections

Paschal Sheehy, Southern Editor, reports that jarveys in Killarney National Park have refused to fit dung catchers to their horses

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Sharon Tobin reports that nightclub owners want clubs to open until 4am in Dublin and 2.30am elsewhere in the country

Gareth O'Connor reports on the case by the Competition Authority against the Licensed Vintners Association and the Vintners' Federation of Ireland

Joe O'Brien, Agriculture & Food Correspondent, reports that the bad weather is causing serious problems for grain-growers

Laura Fletcher reports that Wide Open Spaces was written by Arthur Mathews and stars Ardal O'Hanlon

Paul O'Flynn reports that Raul and his Real Madrid team-mates have begun their pre-season training camp at Carton House

With John Eagleton