RTÉ ONE, Tuesday & Thursday 9.30pm
Prime Time
Tuesday, 2 February 2010Presented by Miriam O'Callaghan and Keelin Shanley
Thousands of homeowners struggling with mortgages
Paul Murphy reports that the cycle of lending which led to the current economic crisis is over, and that now we are dealing with the consequences
Noeline Blackwell, Director General FLAC, Ciarán Cuffe, Green Party, Pat Farrell, Irish Banking Federation, and Stephen Kinsella, Lecturer in Economics, University of Limerick, discuss the problem
Care complaints to be examined
A Prime Time Investigates special from 2004 highlighted the problems some people face in Irish institutions - today, the problem persists
Séamus Greene, National Parents & Siblings Alliance, says that some care homes in Ireland are absolutely excellent, but many would not meet any reasonable standard
Previous Programmes
08 July 2010
- NAMA: What will the real price be?
- Standing up to criminals
01 July 2010
- Rumblings in Fianna Fáil backbench
- Turf Wars
24 June 2010
- Watchdogs failed to predict economic crisis
- Unmarried fathers seek improvement of rights
- Talks on whaling collapse
17 June 2010
- Enda Kenny wins confidence vote
- Emergency in the A&E
15 June 2010
- History made with publication of Saville Report
- Fine Gael locked in leadership battle
10 June 2010
- Banking reports say meltdown was 'homegrown'
- Banking Reports
- Humanitarian crisis in Gaza
