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Ciaran Lynch, Chair of the Oireachtas Committee on Finance, discusses the appearance of the banks' Public Interest Directors
Shane Ross, Independent TD, discusses the appearance by the banks' public interest directors before the Oireachtas finance committee yesterday
Michael Deane, Belfast restaurateur, is concerned that there's still no end in sight to the flags protest
Tommie Gorman, RTÉ Northern Editor, says social media is playing an important role in the organisation of the flag protests
John Lough, Chatham House, discusses Russian President Vladimir Putin's annual major press conference in Moscow
Dermot Goode, Health analyst with Cornmarket, says some health insurance customers could see large increases in their policy charges this January
Bill Nicholson, Operations Editor of USA today, on why a vote on a Republican bill to limit tax rises to those earning more than $1m year was abandoned in the US House of Representatives
David Hall, Irish Mortgage Holders Organisation, assesses new personal insolvency legislation
Cathy Halloran, RTÉ's Mid-Western Correspondent, says yesterday's incident at the plant is the second serious case of pollution there (last was in 2007)
Richard Dowling, RTÉ North East Correspondent, reports live from the 5,000 year old tomb where drummers made up for the Sun's no-show
Jackie Fox reports on what people are sending abroad for Christmas
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Kerry teenager Donal Walsh has died after losing his battle with cancer.
He passed away at his home in Blennerville, County Kerry, surrounded by his dad Fionnbar, his mother Elma and his sister Jemma.
Donal, aged 16, had publicly appealed to young people not to end their lives. He wrote a letter which brought him to national prominence.
He had been battling cancer since he was first diagnosed four years ago, and had raised over €50,000 for charity.
Weeks before his death, Donal recorded a video message to be circulated in schools.
Fr Francis Nolan, parish priest of St. John's in Tralee, was with Donal Walsh's family in the hours after his death
Minister of State for Mental Health Kathleen Lynch paid tribute to Donal's 'generosity of spirit'