Tuesday, 16 March 2010
Presented by Aine Lawlor and Cathal Mac Coille
Damien Tiernan, South-East Correspondent, says the judge refused bail for the two men and remanded them in custody 
It Says In The Papers
The controversy surrounding Cardinal Sean Brady is still making the headlines. The Irish Examiner dedicates almost all of its entire front page to the story with the headline "Victims Speak," underneath which there are quotes from victims of sex offender Fr Brendan Smyth. The story is covered extensively inside the paper as it is in all papers this morning. It makes the headline on the Irish Independent again, with reports and analysis inside. The Irish Times religious Affairs correspondent Patsy McGarry writes that Cardinal Brady's colleagues in the Bishops Conference were unaware until last weekend that he had conducted canonical investigations 35 years ago ...
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NAMA: extended interview
The aim of the National Asset Management Agency is to eventually get all of the assets it acquired from banks and developers off its books.
In this extended, interview, Cathal Mac Coille spoke to NAMA's chairman, Frank Daly.