Friday, 10 February 2012
Presented by Cathal Mac Coille and Fran McNulty
NAMA: Extended interview with Frank Daly
Morning Ireland Features
The return of the Muppets
Cian McCormack went along to the new Muppet movie where he was reacquainted with Miss Piggy, Kermit and the rest of the Sesame Street gang
Kermit and Miss Piggy were on the Daily Show (scroll forward 20 mins)
Waterford blaa escapes VAT
Dermot Walsh of M and D Bakery in Waterford says the Government has seen sense in clarifying what constitutes bread, in terms of taxation
Squirrel stew and other tasty treats
Cian McCormack went along to the Science Gallery at Trinity College for an exhibition entitled Edible: The Taste of Things To Come
Previous Programmes
Thursday, 09 February 2012
Re-hiring of public workers should be limited: Institute of Public Administration's Dr Richard Boyle. Lots of good news in Finance Bill: Irish Taxation Institute's Bernard Doherty. Investor Michael Hasenstab buying Irish bonds: Finance journalist Tom Petruno.
Wednesday, 08 February 2012
Conor McMorrow reports from Tallaght, where a 16-year-old girl was shot dead. Paul Reynolds reports on the shooting dead of the teenage girl. Community shocked over Tallaght murder: Former local Fianna Fáil TD Charlie O'Connor.
Tuesday, 07 February 2012
Damien Tiernan reports on reaction to the septic tank charge reduction. Teresa Mannion gauges the mood at Galway meeting on household charges. Risk-based approached to septic tank inspections: Environment Minister Phil Hogan.
Monday, 06 February 2012
Syrian forces continue assault on Homs: Bradford University's Prof Paul Rogers. Measures to minimise impact of public service departures: Taoiseach Enda Kenny. Brian Dowling discusses the Government's transition teams plan.
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NAMA: extended interview
The aim of the National Asset Management Agency is to eventually get all of the assets it acquired from banks and developers off its books.
In this extended, interview, Cathal Mac Coille spoke to NAMA's chairman, Frank Daly.