Morning Ireland Monday 11 August 2014
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Cathal Mac Coille and Christopher McKevitt
Elizabeth Arnett, spokesperson for Irish Water, discusses reports that the group's projected running costs could be more than twice the average costs in other countries
Ned Colts, with the United Nations in Iraq, says minority groups are living in terror of insurgents from the Islamic State
Sarah Williams, of the London Times newspaper, reports from Northern Iraq
Borzou Daragahi, Correspondent with the Financial Times in Cairo, discusses the latest truce between Israel and Palestinian faction Hamas in Gaza
Dublin MEP, Brian Hayes, says voting procedures shouldn't change at the European Central Bank and should remain as one vote per member state.
Eoghan Corry, Editor of Travel Extra, discusses the potential effect of Russian sanctions on Europe for the aviation leasing industry
Professor Michael O'Keefe, an ophthalmic surgeon, says thousands of children are waiting to be seen by eye specialists
Dr Andrew Kelly, of the ISPCA confirms it's investigating an alleged incident at a dog shelter.
Laura Wells, an Istanbul-based journalist, reports on Turkey's first direct Presidential election
Golfer Des Smyth looks back at McIlroy's overnight success at Valhalla
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Presented by Clodagh Walsh
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Presented by Conor Brophy
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Presented by Darren Frehill
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Ahead of CF national fundraising day, Gill Stedman speaks to Bernie Priestly whose daughter Caitriona died from Cystic Fibrosis
Sinéad Crowley, Arts and Media Correspondent, reports on the Musictown festival which begins in Dublin today