Morning Ireland Tuesday 28 July 2020
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Rachael English, Gavin Jennings, Audrey Carville and Bryan Dobson.
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Rachael English and Carole Coleman.
Norma Foley, Minister for Education, discusses the Government's school re-opening plans and what it will mean for schools, pupils and teachers over the coming months.
Kevin Doyle, group head of news at Independent News and Media, discusses the decision to cut ministers pay by 10%, the ongoing pandemic unemployment payment row and the Government's schools re-opening plans.
Deirdre McDonald, Association of Secondary Teachers in Ireland president, responds to the Government's school re-opening plans and what it will mean for schools, pupils and teachers over the coming months.
Fran McNulty, Agriculture and Consumer Affairs Correspondent, reports from Killybegs where fishermen are increasingly concerned about the impact for the sector of Brexit without a trade deal
Paul Gilligan, Chief Executive of St. Patrick's Mental Health Services, discusses the organisation's new No Stigma campaign aimed at positively reframing mental health stigma.
Colum McCann, Irish Author, reacts to his novel Apeirogon appearing on the longlist for the 2020 Booker Prize
Simon McGarr, solicitor and director of Data Compliance Europe, discusses the ongoing pandemic unemployment payment row.
Dr David Nabarro, Special Envoy of the WHO Director-General for Covid-19, discusses the continuing global spread of the virus.
Presented by Karen Creed
Presented by Karen Creed
Presented by Petula Martyn
Presented by Petula Martyn
Presented by Petula Martyn
Presented by Darren Frehill
Presented by Darren Frehill
Presented by Gavin Gallagher of Met Éireann.
Presented by Brian Jennings
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