Nine News

John Kilraine, Dublin Correspondent, reports that the ESRI is concerned about the waste management policy of Environment Minister John Gormley

Paul Cunningham, Environment Correspondent, reports that it is highly likely that the Poolbeg incinerator will go ahead

Martina Fitzgerald reports that the Central Bank has confirmed that it is the organisation that paid for 52 spouses of staff to go on foreign travel

David Davin-Power, Political Correspondent, reports that the Opposition has called on the Government to introduce a stimulus package to boost job creation

Eimear Lowe reports that three weeks after he stepped down as the North's First Minister, Peter Robinson has returned to his role

Will Goodbody reports that a man has been charged with the murder of a 35-year-old nurse

Mary Calpin reports that a five-year-old Nigerian girl with severe sickle-cell anaemia has been granted a temporary stay on her deportation

Orla O'Donnell, Legal Affairs Correspondent, reports that a 52-year-old man is on trial at the Central Criminal Court charged with sexually assaulting his son

Ray Kennedy reports that five of the ten Americans detained as they tried to leave Haiti last week with a bus-load of children say they were not engaged in child trafficking

Sean Mac An tSitigh reports that farmers in Kerry say that up to 1,500 sheep may have died on Mount Brandon during last month's freezing weather

Kathy Donaghy reports that business organisation Retail Ireland has called for Government action to reduce rents in the retail sector

With Evelyn Cusack