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Mícheál Lehane, of RTÉ's political staff, rounds up the weekend's political news and previews the week ahead
Jerry Buttimer, Fine Gael TD for Cork South Central and chairman of the Oireachtas Committee on Health and Children, outlines the work due to take place
Dr Tom Cavanagh, Chairman of Irish Business Against Litter, says Ireland now matches its European partners in standards of cleanliness
Rosemary Hollis, Professor of Middle East Policy Studies at City University London, discusses last night's speech by Bashar al-Assad, his first national address since June
John Logue, President of the Union of Students in Ireland, says the changes will do little for the students still waiting for their 2012 grant cheque
Andrew North, BBC Correspondent in New Delhi, reports that the hearing comes as a second woman, alleged to have been raped, has died
George Parker, Financial Times political correspondent, reports that, from today, high earners in the UK will no longer receive child benefit
Tommie Gorman, RTÉ Norther Editor, reports on the PSNI's attempts to quell protests by loyalist protesters over the union flag
David Murphy, RTÉ Business Editor, says Permanent TSB's announcement that it intends lending five times more to personal customers this year, its the first sign the bank is coming to grips with its problems
Fiach Kelly, Irish Independent political correspondent, reports that, for the purpose of the property tax, homeowners will receive a letter from the Revenue Commissioners saying how much their home is worth
Ciara O'Brien, Irish Times technology reporter, discusses the technological advances on display at this week's Consumer Electronics Show
Rosaleen Molloy, Director of Music Generation, says a new $1m grant will enable the project to expand into four new areas of the country
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Here's the draw for the first round of the GAA football qualifiers as announced live on Morning Ireland:
Tyrone v Offaly
Galway v Tipperary
Derry v Sligo
Westmeath v Fermanagh
Laois v Carlow
Armagh v Wicklow
Louth v Antrim
Longford v Limerick
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