Morning Ireland Tuesday 19 January 2021
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Gavin Jennings and Mary Wilson.
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Audrey Carville and Gavin Jennings.
Emma O'Kelly, Education correspondent, discusses the ongoing row between the Department of Education and teachers unions about the potential re-opening of classes for children with special needs this week.
David Murphy, Political Coverage Editor, discusses what is expected to be raised at today's cabinet meeting, including a planned €91m deal for GPs and pharmacists to deliver 1.5m Covid-19 vaccines.
Dr. Denis McCauley, Chairman of the GP Committee of the IMO, welcomed the deal agreed with the Government to administer Covid vaccines and says doctors will start administering the AztraZeneca vaccine as soon as it's approved by the EMA
Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, reports on the latest Covid-19 statistics in Ireland as eight further deaths and 2,121 new cases were confirmed by the Department of Health yesterday.
Dr Gearoid O Cuinn, director of Global Legal Action Network, discusses a formal complaint being lodged today against ESB about alleged human rights abuses at an ESB-linked coal mine in Colombia.
SIPTU Health Divisional Organiser, Kevin Figgis, says it is receiving complaints from members nationwide about how the Covid 19 vaccine is being rolled out.
Aengus Cox gets reaction from members of the mixed-race Irish community to last week's the report into mother-and-baby homes
Kendra Berkoff Lamy, President Elect Joe Biden's former press secretary, previews his presidency
David McNeill, Medical Director for Westdoc, and Dr Brian Osborne, Assistant Medical Director of the Irish College of General Practitioners and a GP in Galway, discusses rising rates of Covid-19 in the West of Ireland.
Live theatre to be streamed later this week, Sinead Crowley reports
Presented by Sinéad Egan
Presented by Sinéad Egan
Presented by Gill Stedman
Presented by Gill Stedman
Presented by Gill Stedman
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Presented by Darren Frehill
Presented by Andrew Doran Sherlock of Met Éireann.
Presented by Brian Jennings
Cillian Sherlock learns how to make the perfect pancake, and finds out why we eat them on the same day every year
Aengus Cox reports on the debate of freedom of speech online, and the recent tech giants' shutdown of social media platform, Parler
Amy Ní Riada reports from Kerry where Kevin In the Pink, by 17 year-old Casey Etherton, from Caherdaniel, will go on display. The oil painting won the 2020 Texaco Children's Art Competition