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Podcasts
Friday 24th May
Fodder Shortage in the West of Ireland.
Gerry Connellan, Manager, Elphin Co-Op Mart and Valerie Cox spoke to Pat Gilhooly from Ballinamore, Co. Leitrim and John O'Byrne from Strokestown, Co. Roscommon.
Drugs On Our Streets.
Tony Geoghegan, CEO, Merchant's Quay Project, Paul Delaney, Co-Ordinator Cornmarket Project, Wexford and Chairman of the Co. Wexford Drugs Task Force, Matthew Atha, Independent Drugs Monitoring Unit in Britain.
Croke Park Deal and Teachers.
Gerald Flynn, Align Management Consultants and John McGowan, TUI General Secretary.
Thursday 23rd May
Retailers and Rates.
Joe Sweeney, President National Federation of Retail Newsagents.
Tit Bonhomme Inquest Findings.
Caitlin Ui hAodha, wife of the late Captain, Michael Hayes of the Tit Bonhomme
Book: The Body Economic - Why Austerity Kills. Authors: David Stuckler and Sanjay Basu.
I/V with The Author, David Stuckler.
The Ongoing Search for the killers of Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe.
Valerie Cox reports.
The NCT Test.
Christopher Coe, drives a Saab which failed an NCT recently and Declan Allen, Head of Department, Transport Engineering, DIT Bolton Street.
British Soldier Killing on the Streets of London.
Mark Hennessy, Irish Times, Patrick Bury, Security Analyst, Shashank Joshi, Associate Fellow of the Royal United Services Institute of London.
Wednesday 22nd May
United Ireland Referendum.
Paddy O'Gorman visited Crossmaglen and on the phone Emma McArdle, Chairperson, United Ireland - You Decide Group and Roy Garland, Political Commentator and Former Member Unionist Party.
Tit Bonhomme Inquest: Day 2.
Ralph Riegel, Irish Independent.
Consumer Affairs: Food Waste.
Tina Leonard, Consumer Affairs Expert.
Book: Lost At Sea: The Jon Ronson Mysteries.
I/V with The Author, Jon Ronson.
Ireland and Apple and The Issue of Multinational Tax Havens.
Richard Bruton, Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Dr. Stephen Kinsella, Economics Department, University of Limerick, John Fizgerald, ESRI and Sheila Killian, Kemmy School of Business at University of Limerick.
Tuesday 21st May
Book: Everest Calling: Authors: Lorna Siggins and Dermot Somers.
I/V with Lorna Siggins and Dawson Stelfox, First Irishman on Everest.
The Consumer Show: Sports Drinks.
Kathriona Devereux, Consumer Show Reporter.
Tornado in Oklahoma.
Randy Rennor, KTOK Radio in Oklahoma
TIT Bonhomme Inquest.
Ralph Riegel, Southern Correspondent, Irish Independent.
The Latest from The Pay Talks.
Martin Wall, Industry Correspondent, Irish Times.
Garda Station Closures.
Paddy O'Gorman reports and Shane Ross, TD.
Is there a body under the patio of a house in Cavan.
Michael O'Toole, Crime Correspondent, Daily Star.
Monday 20th May
Book: Transatlantic
I/V with The Author, Colum McCann
Houses For Sale In Rural Areas of Ireland.
Marie Louise O'Donnell went in search of bargain buys.
The Ongoing Row Between Deputy Mick Wallace and Minister Alan Shatter.
I/V with Mick Wallace and Harry McGee, Irish Times.
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