Monday 10th December
Second Hour Podcast: Monday, 10 December 2018
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Audrey Carville and Bryan Dobson.
First Hour Podcast: Monday, 10 December 2018
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Audrey Carville and Bryan Dobson.
“Plan how much food you will actually need over Christmas”
Linda Gordon, Chief Specialist Food Science at Safefood, discusses how best to prepare the Christmas dinner, and use leftovers safely
Day 1, Part 2: “There has been a huge improvement in the town, people are spending more”
Cian McCormack reports from Fermoy, which has become a shopping destination for people living in the surrounding areas
Brexit - No Santa Claus in sight
Tommie Gorman, Northern Editor, on calls from leading Brexiteers for UK Prime Minister Theresa May to renegotiate her Brexit deal with the EU and remove the Irish backstop
Brexit minister rules out renegotiations with EU, says vote 'will go ahead'
Hilary Benn, chairman of the Brexit select committee, on their finding that the current Brexit deal doesn't offer clarity, or certainty, about the UK's future outside the EU
“There are nearly 100 projects to do with Climate Change”
Shay Walsh, Managing Director of BT Ireland, says there's an increase in Climate Change-themed projects in this year's Young Scientist and Technology exhibition
Day 1, Part 1: “Fermoy looks fresher than five years ago”
Cian McCormack begins a three-day series examining how/whether the economic recovery has spread throughout Ireland
“The medical system itself isn’t necessarily the best system for doing social reintegration”
Dr Barry Cullen, co-ordinator for Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown Drug and Alcohol Taskforce, details new research examining the experiences of people on methadone for 10 years or more
“84% believe that stronger protection for human rights and equality in Ireland makes the country a much better place to live”
Emily Logan, Chief Commissioner of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission, marks the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
European Court of Justice to rule on whether Britain can revoke Article 50
Fiona Mitchell, London Correspondent, discusses Theresa May's battle to secure enough votes for her Brexit deal
Friday 7th December
Second Hour Podcast: Friday, 7 December 2018
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Audrey Carville and Bryan Dobson.
First Hour Podcast: Friday, 7 December 2018
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Audrey Carville and Bryan Dobson.
Homeless Charity expects to deliver 1000 dinners a week during Christmas period
Conor Hunt reports on an charity initiative to provide nutritious meals to homeless families in emergency accommodation.
A Puppy is not just for Christmas - DSPCA
Aisling Kenny reports on calls from the DSPCA for families to foster animals this Christmas before adopting them.
Report into death of coastguard volunteer to be published today
Lorna Siggins, Irish Times Marine Correspondent, explains the details of the report into the death of Caitriona Lucas.
France to close Eiffel Tower, Louvre, fearing new unrest
Clovis Casali, reporter with France 24 in Paris, as France braces for further so-called 'yellow-vest' protests.
1000 patients treated on trolleys at University Hospital Limerick last month - INMO
Colette Cowan, CEO of the University of Limerick Hospitals Group, discusses the ongoing trolley crisis at its main Emergency Department.
Aquarius migrant rescue ship to end operations
Karline Kliejer, MSF's Emergency Coordinator, explains why the humanitarian search and rescue ship Aquarius is ending its operations in the Mediterranean.
Six arrested after €4m Dublin drug seizures
John O'Driscoll, Assistant Commissioner in charge of Special Crime Operations, discusses a multi-million euro illegal drugs seizure and what gardaí say is an increase in demand in the run-up to Christmas.
Merkel's party votes for new leader and new era in Germany
Jessica Saltz, Euronews Correspondent, reports from Hamburg on the election of a successor to Angela Merkel as CDU leader.
Primark to reopen in Belfast this weekend after fire
Juliette Gash reports from Belfast as the city centre prepares for the reopening of a vital shopping area.
Convicted murderer Graham Dwyer wins legal action over phone data
TJ McIntyre, Lecturer at UCD School of Law and Chair of Digital Rights Ireland, discusses the issue of the retention of mobile phone data after the Graham Dwyer High Court case.
Huawei arrest a 'despicable rogue' action - Chinese media
Petula Martyn discusses how the markets are reacting to arrest of Meng Wanzhou, Huawei's chief financial officer.
Thursday 6th December
Mongolian students' money spent by Grafton College
David O'Grady, CEO of Marketing English in Ireland, reacts to news that Grafton College, which closed suddenly this week, took substantial advance fees from young people in Mongolia and has spent the money, and Louise Byrne speaks to Uuganbayar Badamsuren, the owner of a Mongolian agency which was facilitating students to come to Dublin.
PETA urge people to use 'animal-friendly' language
Dr Carys Bennett, spokesperson for animal rights organisation PETA, on the backlash to their anti-animal language tweet.
Justice Committee will recommend two options on amending Article 41.2 which refers to a woman's place being in the home
Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin, Chair of the Oireachtas Justice Committee, Sinn Féin TD, discusses the report on amending the clause in the Constitution referring to a woman's place being in the home.
May says it's my deal, no deal or no Brexit at all
Joey Jones, former advisor to Theresa May, now a communications consultant analyses the debate in Westminster.
Dáil passes landmark bill allowing abortion services
Ailbhe Conneely reports as the Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy Bill passes its final stage in the Dáil.
Two men held over fatal shooting outside Belfast school
Brendan Wright, discusses the reaction of the local community in West Belfast.
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Programme Highlights
A puppy is not just for Christmas - DSPCA
Aisling Kenny reports on calls from the DSPCA for families to foster animals this Christmas before adopting them
Day 1, Part 1: "Fermoy looks fresher than five years ago"
Cian McCormack begins a three-day series examining how/whether the economic recovery has spread throughout Ireland
Day 1, Part 2: "There's been a huge improvement in the town"
Cian McCormack reports from Fermoy, which has become a shopping destination for people living in the surrounding areas