Morning Ireland Friday 2 November 2018

Morning Ireland

Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Gavin Jennings and Bryan Dobson

Remains of two long-term missing people identified

Dermot Browne, Founder of the National Missing Persons Helpline, discusses the news that two more bodies have now been identified using a new process to extract DNA profiles

Forum for Anglo-Irish co-operation to meet in Dublin

Tommie Gorman, Northern Editor, discusses the British-Irish Intergovermental Conference which is taking place in Dublin today

Brexit: "Leave capital of Britain" could suffer big job losses if Nissan pulls out

Fiona Mitchell, London Correspondent, travels to Sunderland, the "Leave capital of Britain," to get views on the Brexit process

Investigation after man's body found at Dublin house

Aisling Kenny reports on the discovery of the body of a man in his 20s at a house in Dublin

Crack cocaine now more commonly abused than heroin, says drugs service

Aisling Kenny reports on a significant increase in the number of people addicted to crack cocaine

Irishwoman accused of fiancé's killing tells of his 'repeated violence'

Aine Hegarty reports from Sydney on the sentencing of Cathrina Cahill for manslaughter

Kilkenny artist wins €5,000 Savills Prize

Paul Mosse gives his reaction to being named this year's recipient of the €5,000 Savills Prize

Ryanair luggage rule changes come into effect

Kenny Jacobs, Chief Marketing Officer with Ryanair, addresses concern surrounding its new hand luggage policy, which was introduced yesterday

EU study highlights healthcare inequalities in Ireland

Timon Forster, co-author of a new EU-wide report, assesses the impact on Ireland of its two-tier health service

Questions asked about the State's management of repeat offender Eoin Berkeley

Clíona Saidléar, Executive Director of the Rape Crisis Network, says State agencies which came into contact with rapist, Eoin Berkeley, should reflect on potentially missed opportunities

Tanzania's LGBT community threatened with mass arrest

Erin Kilbride, media and visibility co-ordinator with Frontline Defenders, who has worked with LGBTI activists in Tanzania, discusses moves by officials and police in the country to target and jail people who are gay