Wednesday, 22 February 2012
Presented by Sean O'Rourke
Previous Programmes
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
Paypal creates 1,000 Dundalk jobs: PayPal VP Louise Phelan. Richard Dowling gets reaction to Paypal jobs' announcement. David Murphy reports 300 new Paypal jobs will be in place by year end.
Monday, 20 February 2012
Irish & Chinese delegates attended trade forum: Enterprise Ireland CEO Frank Ryan. Paul Cunningham reports that eurozone FMs are set to approve Greek bailout deal. Paul Reynolds reports on a garda operation targeting west Dublin gang's activities.
Friday, 17 February 2012
Report into illegal items seized in prisons: Irish Penal Reform Trust's Liam Herrick. Paul Reynolds reports on the sentencing of John Gilligan over use of a mobile phone. Sean Whelan reports on an increase in mortgage arrears.
Thursday, 16 February 2012
Petula Martyn reports on angry scenes in today's Dáil. John Kilraine reports waste company Greyhound has collected rubbish. Ingrid Miley reports the BHT group has gone into examinership.
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Morning Ireland Features
Pacino in Dublin for his latest film
Vincent Murphy went along to the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival for the screening of Al Pacino's new movie, Wilde Salome, which was partly filmed in Dublin
Invaders threaten Irish mammals
Queen's University's Ian Montgomery says an invasion of non-native mammals means that native small mammals will die out in at least 80 per cent of their available habitat
Oldest timber-frame house in Ireland
Clare Co Council's Dick Cronin says a house on Parnell Street in Ennis may date from the early 1500s and is Ireland's oldest known timber-framed house