RTÉ ONE, Tuesday & Thursday 9.30pm
Prime Time
Thursday, 30 September 2010Presented by Miriam O'Callaghan
Anglo Irish Bank bailout could reach €34bn
Robert Shortt reports that the Government will be forced to explain its plans for the next four years as Europe watches
In an interview with Miriam O'Callaghan at the Department of Finance, Brian Lenihan, Minister for Finance, justifies the enormous price that Irish people will have to pay
Joan Burton, Labour Party Finance Spokesperson, Cliff Taylor, the Sunday Business Post, Vincent Boland, Financial Times, and Karl Whelan, UCD Economics Professor
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- Standing up to criminals
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- Rumblings in Fianna Fáil backbench
- Turf Wars
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- 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
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- Banking Reports
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