Friday, 25 May 2012
Presented by Cathal MacCoille & Christopher McKevitt
Morning Ireland Features
Will Limerick ever be regenerated?
Joan O'Sullivan talks to residents about regeneration in Southill in Limerick, some of whom say they're worse off now
Táin tapestries fail to reach estimate
Auctioneer Ian Whyte says Louis le Brocquy's tapestries sold for a hammer price of €245,000 -- less than a third of their previous sale price
What's to become of Moore Street?
Petula Martyn learns more about plans for historic terraced houses on Moore Street
Previous Programmes
Thursday, 24 May 2012
Tony Connelly reports that the fiscal treaty text will not be changed. Noonan comments on bond markets cause surprise - Seven Investment Management's Justin Urquhart Stewart. Cian McCormack follows Yes campaigners as they canvass voters.
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
Barry Cummins reports on double-murderer John Gallagher who has given himself up. Tony Connelly reports that its unlikely any decisions will be made at today's EU Summit. Germany still firmly against eurobonds - Quentin Peel of the Financial Times.
Tuesday, 22 May 2012
Mícheál Lehane reviews last night's Frontline debate on the fiscal treaty referendum. Culture change needed at AIB - IBOA's Larry Broderick. Yemen a 'breeding ground' for al-Qaeda recruits - Journalist and cameraman Joe Sheffer.
Monday, 21 May 2012
12,000 people on hospital waiting lists - HSE's Tony O'Brien. Seven killed in Italy earthquake - Travel journalist and blogger Frankie Thompson. Richard Dowling reports that the Smithwick Tribunal is seeking a further extension.
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Jedward's Eurovision adventure
Jedward have made it through to the final of Eurovision 2012 with their show-stopping performance of "Waterline" at the semi-finals in Baku.
Morning Ireland has been charting their progress from the time they were preparing to leave for Baku in Azerbaijan.