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Documentary On One -Bruno the Chimpanzee

The story of a rescued baby chimpanzee who went on to inspire a sanctuary for orphaned chimps in Sierra Leone, West Africa.

News • 20 May 16

Morning Ireland

Mary Lamkin, Professor of Marketing at UCD Smurfit School, tells Adam Maguire that domestic consumer spending will be the main driver of economic growth this year and the next.

Business • 20 May 16

Morning Ireland News Quiz

The Euros, the price of alcohol, a Canadian dating website and more. Test yourself on the week's news. No prizes, just the satisfaction of knowing you're right.

News • 16 Jun 16

Morning Ireland

Brian Finn talks to Axel van Trotsenberg and Anita Bhatia from the World Bank, which is hosting its annual Development Finance Forum in Dublin.

Business • 19 May 16

Morning Ireland

Presented by Cathal MacCoille and Audrey Carville. Live from 7 to 9am. Listen back or download a podcast from our website.

News • 16 Jun 16

Proud Falconer

A Co Louth falconer who made history by breeding a Golden Eagle chick in captivity has welcomed the arrival of a second chick. Watch Philip Bromwell's report.

News • 18 May 16

Morning Ireland

Paul Sommerville, of Sommerville Advisory Markets, tells Brian Finn that several international events are contributing to global uncertainty, including the issue of US interest rates.

Business • 18 May 16

Morning Ireland

Eoin Lowry, Agribusiness Editor with the Farmers' Journal, says the only thing that could be said with certainty about the international trading backdrop at the moment was that it was hugely uncertain.

Business • 17 May 16

Morning Ireland

Mariano Mamertino, economist with Indeed, tells Brian Finn that a vote for Brexit would undoubtedly have a strong impact on cross border labour flows within the EU.

Business • 16 May 16

Documentary On One - Sinking at Hangman's Point

The Astrid was a beautiful tall ship that struck rocks off the coast of Kinsale, Cork in 2013. With over 30 crew on board, what followed was one of the biggest maritime rescues in the history of Ireland. But what really happened - and at what cost?

News • 14 May 16

Morning Ireland

Dr Loretta O'Sullivan, group chief economist with Bank of Ireland, gives Brian Finn the details of its new Economic Pulse survey, which looks at the views of over 3,000 households and firms on a wide range of topics each month.

Business • 13 May 16

Ceremonies mark centenary of 1916 executions

Ceremonies were held in Dublin to mark the centenary of the executions of James Connolly and Seán Mac Diarmada

News • 13 May 16

Brexit: Should they stay or should they go?

Listen back to the four-part series by Morning Ireland reporter Stephen Murphy

News • 12 May 16

Morning Ireland

Ian Dodson, co-founder and director of the Digital Marketing Institute, explains to Conor Brophy why online advertising in Europe has now overtaken TV as the most popular medium.

Business • 12 May 16

Brexit: What are the questions for voters in the Remain heart

On Day 2 of his series: Stephen Murphy talks to the residents of Hornsey and Wood Green in North London, the least Eurosceptic constituency in the UK

News • 11 May 16

Brexit: what are the fears in the constituency of UKIP's sole MP?

On Day 3 of his Brexit series, Stephen Murphy travels to the seaside resort of Clacton-on-Sea in Essex - the most Eurosceptic town in Britain

News • 11 May 16

Morning Ireland

William Fry's employment and benefits partner Catherine O'Flynn tells Conor Brophy that male employees spend more time on social media in the workplace than female workers.

Business • 11 May 16

Dublin man fitted with world's smallest pacemaker

An 82-year-old Dublin man has become the first patient in Ireland to have the world's smallest pacemaker fitted

News • 11 May 16

Star Attraction

More locations along the Wild Atlantic Way are to be included in next Star Wars film

News • 10 May 16

Morning Ireland

Eoin Mac Aodha, an associate with Eversheds in Ireland, tells Brian Finn that corruption and bribery span a wide array of activities among Irish businesses.

Business • 10 May 16

Brexit: should they stay or should they go?

Stephen Murphy gets the views of Commons Leader Chris Grayling, UKIP Leader Nigel Farage and Britain Stronger In Europe Executive Director Will Straw as the EU referendum debate gains momentum in the UK

News • 09 May 16

Morning Ireland

Sharon McCooey, LinkedIn's senior director of International Operations and site leader of LinkedIn Ireland, tells Conor Brophy that the Irish software sector is benefiting from the migration of professionals into Ireland.

Business • 09 May 16

Documentary On One - The Case That Never Was

A Polish man takes an Irish company to the European Court but, the Documentary On One discovers, he had no idea the case was being taken in his name. Why?

News • 07 May 16

Morning Ireland

Financial Services Union general secretary Larry Broderick tells Adam Maguire the relaunch of the union - formerly known as the IBOA - will better reflect the significant changes in the financial services industry in recent years.

Business • 06 May 16

Morning Ireland

Jeff Longhurst, chief executive of the Asset Based Finance Association, tells Adam Maguire that people are finally becoming aware of what exactly invoice financing is.

Business • 05 May 16

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Documentary On One -Bruno the Chimpanzee

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Proud Falconer

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Documentary On One - Sinking at Hangman's Point

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Ceremonies mark centenary of 1916 executions

Brexit: Should they stay or should they go?

Morning Ireland

Brexit: What are the questions for voters in the Remain heart

Brexit: what are the fears in the constituency of UKIP's sole MP?

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Dublin man fitted with world's smallest pacemaker

Star Attraction

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Brexit: should they stay or should they go?

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Documentary On One - The Case That Never Was

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