Morning Ireland Friday 12 July 2019
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Gavin Jennings and Bryan Dobson.
A selection of stories from the week, as chosen by the Morning Ireland team.
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Bryan Dobson and Gavin Jennings.
Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, on the failure by the HSE to notify 800 women of their CervicalCheck results.
Tommy Meskill speaks to 'Sharon' whose probing uncovered an IT glitch had left 800 women without results from their cervical screening. Lorraine Walsh, board member of 221+ group, reacts to failure by the HSE to notify women of their CervicalCheck results.
Dominic Grieve, Conservative MP and former UK attorney general, discusses his plans to avoid a no-deal Brexit.
Louise Byrne reports on new figures indicating that two thirds of motorists convicted of speeding offences did not present their licenses in court and may not have received penalty points.
Kieran Dineen speaks to rough sleepers who live in tents across Dublin.
Fawaz Gerges, Professor of Middle East Relations at the London School of Economics, on rising tensions between the UK-Iran.
Susan Gray, Founder of Road victim's group PARC, reacts to figures indicating that two thirds of motorists convicted of speeding offences did not present their licenses in court and may not have received penalty points.
Allison Morris, Security Correspondent with the Irish News, discusses the issues raised by the construction of bonfires the size of tower blocks close to homes in mainly loyalist areas in Northern Ireland to mark the 12th of July.
Sinead Crowley reports that the play The Big Chapel X uses the entire town of Callan to tell a new version of the Callan Schools Affair story.
Presented by John S Doyle
Presented by John S Doyle
Presented by Petula Martyn
Petula Martyn is joined by Heather Humphreys, Minister for Business, Enterprise, and Innovation.
Presented by Petula Martyn
Presented by Des Cahill
Presented by Des Cahill
Presented by Gerry Murphy of Met Éireann.
Presented by Ciara Ní Bhroin
Aengus Cox reports from Beneavin House Nursing Home in Dublin where 102 year-old Norita Mills was the first to receive the vaccine.
Cian McCormack speaks to Republicans about Joe Biden's inauguration and why they wish it was Donald Trump
Joan O'Sullivan speaks to survivors about their memories and reaction to the Mother and Baby Homes report