Monday, 6 February 2012
Presented By Jonathan Clynch
Previous Programmes
Friday, 03 February 2012
Paul Reynolds reports that a Dublin solicitor faces 52 fraud charges. Hundreds injured in Egyptian protests: ITN Mideast Correspondent John Ray. Pace of Limerick regeneration criticised: Minister of State Jan O'Sullivan.
Thursday, 02 February 2012
Exceptional needs payments cut: Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton. David Murphy reports as the Central Bank cuts growth outlook. Cork-Swansea Fastnet service ends: West Cork Tourism Co-Op chairman Noel Murphy.
Wednesday, 01 February 2012
Paul Reynolds reports that half of assistant garda commissioners are to leave force. Brendan Wright reports Govt to appoint replacement Assistant garda commisssioners. Some TDs may seek to invoke Article 27 over EU fiscal compact: Independent TD Thomas Pringle.
Tuesday, 31 January 2012
Referendum should be held on EU Fiscal Compact: FF's Micheal Martin. 7,700 public servants apply to retire before end of February: Dr Eddie Molloy. David Murphy reports on retirement of Director of Corporate Enforcement Paul Appleby.
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Morning Ireland Features
Record Kidney Transplants
Beaumont sees record number of kidney transplants: Director of Transplants Prof Peter Conlon