News At One Wednesday 24 May 2017
News At One
News, sport, business and interviews with Aine Lawlor.
Sean FitzPatrick is formally acquitted at the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on all counts against him
RTE Legal Affairs Correspondent, Orla O'Donnell describes how Judge John Aylmer said there was not sufficient evidence to put to the jury
Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement is heavily criticised in the Dail
The Fianna Fáil leader Micheal Martin said the collapse of the trial was a 'damning indictment' of the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement
Sean FitzPatrick had denied misleading Anglo Irish Bank's auditors
RTE Business Editor says the ODCE was not equipped for the scale of the casework involved in investigating the case but says the Office failed at a key point in the nation's history
Four people are now being questioned by police in Manchester investigating Monday's bomb attack
RTE's Ray Kennedy reports from Manchester on heightened security in the city following the raised treat level of another terrorist attack while Lee Doddridge of Covenant Security & Risk Management assesses whether the bomber acted alone
A Book of Condolences has opened in the Mansion House in Dublin
RTE's Emma McNamara spoke to people here who have been deeply moved by the loss of life in a city with deep links to Ireland
'Bee Strong' and 'Bee kind' slogans adorn makeshift memorials in Manchester
RTE Louise Byrne reports on how Manchester's symbol is the worker bee and has been embraced by locals as a way of demonstrating their resolve
The US President meets the Pontiff at the Vatican
Rome Correspondent of The Daily Telegraph, Nick Squires reports on how the two got along given their differences on the environment and the promised wall on the US-Mexican border