Friday, 18 May 2012
Presented by Cathal MacCoille and Claire Byrne
Morning Ireland Features
Cinema for people with autism
Jennifer Cullinane, mother, and Kevin Whelan, Irish Autism Action, talk about new cinema screenings specially adapted for people with autism
Trinity publishes medieval archive
Petula Martyn reports on historians' recreation of archives destroyed during Civil War
The magical music of movies
Cian McCormack reports on a special concert honouring composer John Williams who turns 80
Previous Programmes
Thursday, 17 May 2012
35% undecided on treaty - Irish Independent's Fionnan Sheehan & Millward Brown Lansdowne's Paul Moran. Fiscal treaty campaign wide open - Sinn Féin's Pearse Doherty. Paul Cunningham reports on the Ratko Mladic trial.
Wednesday, 16 May 2012
Greece heading for another election - Constantine Michalos of the Athens Chamber of Commerce. Paul Cunningham reports that the trial of Ratko Mladic is to begin in The Hague. International Criminal Tribunal's Nerma Jelacic explains how the Mladic trial will unfold.
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Tony Connelly reports on the latest developments with the eurozone crisis. Colman O'Sullivan speaks to members of the Greek community about the crisis. Still possible for Greece to stay in Eurozone - Observer columnist Will Hutton.
Monday, 14 May 2012
Tony Connelly reports on the latest efforts to form a Greek government. Greek deadlock causing instability - Greek economist Elena Panaritis. Dozens of civil service staff rehired - Fianna Fáil TD Billy Kelleher.
Morning Ireland News Quiz
How closely were you listening to the news this week? Take our quiz and test yourself.
There are no prizes, just the satisfaction of knowing you're up to speed on the issues of the day. Most of the questions were discussed on Morning Ireland during the past week so, yes, you can cheat by listening back.
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Fiscal Treaty Referendum
What's it about? Should you vote yes or no?
In the run-up to the vote on Thursday 31 May, Morning Ireland is covering the issues and the arguments for and against.
The Chairman of the Referendum Commission Mr Justice Kevin Feeney came in to talk to us about the Treaty and on Friday 25 May, he'll be back to answer your questions.
If you have a question you would like Mr Justice Kevin Feeney to answer, send it to us at morningireland@rte.ie
Or you can send it by post to Morning Ireland, RTÉ, Donnybrook, Dublin 4.
If you'd prefer to write your question directly onto the RTÉ website, you can do so here
And for an article-by-article explanation of the treaty and how it would affect Ireland, our Europe Editor Tony Connelly has prepared this article