Aer Lingus boss reassures employees on bid for airline
Ingrid Miley, RTÉ Industry and Employment Correspondent, on how Aer Lingus Chief Executive, Stephen Kavanagh, has moved to reassure employees on IAG bid for the airline
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Education Minister firm on Junior cycle reform
Jan O'Sullivan TD, Minister for Education on the latest regarding the issue of Junior Cycle reform
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What's been the impact of abolishing town councils?
Jan O'Sullivan TD, Minister for Education and John Meehan, a former town councillor and the former head of the Association of Municipal Authorities of Ireland on the impact of abolishing town councils
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Solicitor barricades himself into Killiney home
Ray Kennedy reports from Killiney in south Dublin on how solicitor Brian O'Donnell has effectively barricaded himself into his home, assisted by members of the 'new' land league
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Iraqi government trying to recapture Tikrit
Shashank Joshi, a research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute in London, on the Iraqi government's latest military operation to recapture Tikrit from Islamic State
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Deflation is continuing in the eurozone
Tony Connelly, RTÉ's Europe Editor on how deflation is continuing but the rate of decline has slowed, according to new figures
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Bord na Móna opens wind farm in Co. Offaly
Ciaran Mullooly, RTÉ Midlands Correspondent on the opening of the Bord na Móna wind farm at Mountlucas
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Bucaneers proud of Ireland's Robbie Henshaw
Michael Silke, Public Relations Officer for Bucaneers Rugby Club in Athlone, on the delight over Robbie Henshaw's try against England yesterday
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