Tuesday, 1 December 2009
Presented by Cathal Mac Coille and Richard Downes
Govt, unions in public pay talks overnight
Evelyn McClafferty brings an update and says participants have broken for breakfast
Aer Lingus still in talks at LRC
Joe Gill of Bloxham Stockbrokers says the company needs to radically restructure its cost base
It Says In The Papers
The flood of flood coverage on the front pages has subsided for the time being, except in the Irish Examiner, where the St Vincent de Paul Society says it has been overwhelmed by the public's response to an appeal for household items for flood victims. The Examiner carries a 24-page supplement of photographs of floods all around the country, which may come in handy for government and local authority planners in the years ahead. As might an article in the Irish Independent by Professor Richard Tol of the ESRI and Amsterdam University, who explains in less than a thousand words what Ireland needs in the way of flood management ...
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