Morning Ireland Monday 11 June 2018
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Audrey Carville and Bryan Dobson
Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that an investigation is under way into a hijacking incident in Dublin in which a car was stolen with a baby still inside
John-Mark McCafferty, Chief Executive Threshold, discusses the latest results of its Annual Tenant Sentiment Survey and the importance of the housing charity on its 40th anniversary
Leilani Fara, UN Special Rapporteur for Adequate Housing, calls for the State to honour its commitment to international housing policies that support the right to adequate housing for all
Andrew Jordan, Chairman of the National Association of GPs, discusses a motion passed at an emergency meeting of the association calling for clarification on abortion legislation
Katherine Zappone, Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, outlines her next steps in progressing the Adoption (Information and Tracing) Bill
Eamon Gallen, General Manager of Irish Water, discusses ongoing restrictions to water supply in North Co Dublin, and the possible risks to other water supplies if the dry spell continues
Paschal Sheehy, Southern Editor, reports on the death of 35-year old Mikolaj Wilk, who died following an attack at his home near Ballincollig in Co Cork at the weekend
Lucy Hornby, Financial Times Deputy Bureau Chief in Beijing, reports on tomorrow's summit in Singapore between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, and the role China will play
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Presented by Audrey Carville and Bryan Dobson
Presented by Audrey Carville and Bryan Dobson
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.