Morning Ireland Thursday 7 June 2018
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Gavin Jennings and Bryan Dobson
Orla O'Donnell, Legal Affairs Correspondent, and Brian Carey, Business Editor of the Sunday Times, discuss the case of David Drumm who has been found guilty of fraud and false accounting
Fiona Mitchell, London Correspondent, reports on the split in the UK Cabinet as Britain's Brexit plan to deal with the Irish border is due to be published
Tony Connelly, Europe Editor, explains the dispute over Theresa May's backstop plan
Aoife Hegarty, RTÉ Investigations Unit, discusses a HSE review into audiology services provided to over 900 children in Mayo and Roscommon from 2011 to 2015. RTÉ understands the audiologist in question has been suspended and no longer works in the Republic of Ireland
Sean Hogan, Chair of the Fire Safety Taskforce, says 226 cases of concern were identified during the surveying of buildings but works had been carried out to remedy the situation
Frank Crowley, Economist at University College Cork, discusses the changes to be made to the boundary and what they mean for the city
Yvonne Murray reports on changes in Hong Kong after China stopped accepting most waste from Ireland and Europe
Brian Hayes, Fine Gael MEP for Dublin, discusses a new pilot programme which will see 140 free Interrailing tickets issued to Irish youngsters
Gill Stedman reports from a construction site in Dublin city centre as the Construction Industry Federation launches an effort to get workers to protect against skin cancer
Presented by Vincent Murphy
Presented by Vincent Murphy
Presented by Brian Finn
Presented by Brian Finn
Presented by Brian Finn
Presented by Des Cahill
Presented by Des Cahill
Presented by Vincent O'Shea of Met Éireann
Presented by Brian Jennings
Presented by Bryan Dobson and Gavin Jennings
Presented by Bryan Dobson and Gavin Jennings
Tommy Meskill talks to some of the survivors of the Tuam Mother and Baby Home as NUI Galway launches a new oral history project documenting their personal stories.
Cian McCormack reports from West Cork where a local publican has banned the use of mobile phones so that people will talk to each other
Emma O Kelly, Education Correspondent, visits parts of West Dublin, where a number of schools are seeking to merge in the face of demographic changes.