Friday, 25 May 2012
Presented by Sean O'Rourke
Previous Programmes
Thursday, 24 May 2012
Paul Reynolds reports that kidnap convictions for three men are quashed. Court of Criminal Appeal to hear submissions - NUIG's Prof Tom O'Malley. Tensions rise across eurozone - Adam Smith Institute's Eamonn Butler.
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
Richard Dowling reports that a bus driver has been jailed for a 2009 crash. Double killer John Gallagher returns to CMH - Barrister Paul Anthony McDermott. Waterford firms wins McDonald's contract - Dawn Meats Managing Director Niall Browne.
Tuesday, 22 May 2012
Family farm income increases by 32% - Teagasc's Thia Hennessy. Sean Whelan reports on the OECD's stark economic assessment. Increase in reported cases of elder abuse - HSE West's Bridget McDaid.
Monday, 21 May 2012
Sean Whelan reports that the Central Bank has reported a profit of €1.2bn. Sharon Gaffney reports that a man has been charged with murdering a Derry teenager. Limerick residents still waiting for new homes - Brendan Kenny & Jan O'Sullivan.
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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