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Tony Connelly, Europe Editor, assesses the significance of the statement issued after last night's Eurozone meeting
Stephen Donnelly, Independent TD for Wicklow, says the extension of the repayment schedule for part of Ireland's bailout amounts to a 'default'
Paul Anthony McDermott, barrister, assesses why a 72-year old man convicted of sexually abusing his daughter was released on bail pending an appeal
Danny Healy-Rae, the independent councillor who proposed the motion, and Terry O'Brien, the Mayor of Kerry who opposed it, discuss the rural isolation permit system
Justin McCarthy, livestock editor with the Irish Farmers Journal, talks about test results which show that there is no horse DNA in a range of beef burgers at Liffey Meats.
David Murphy, Business Editor, says the 0.25% increase to KBC bank's standard variable rate will annoy mortgage holders
Paul Collier, Professor at Oxford's Blavatnik School of Government, says the West was too slow to react to the situation in Mali.
Henry Healy, Barack Obama's distant cousin from Moneygall in County Offaly, and local publican Ollie Hayes, who were among the crowd at President Obama's inauguration in Washington yesterday, speak to Aisling Kenny.
Ciaran Mullooly, Midlands Correspondent, says campaigners for the return of rural bus services had an unsuccessful meeting with Bus Éireann yesterday
Mark Tighe, Sunday Times journalist, talks about Shane Filan's bankruptcy case
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