News At One Thursday 21 May 2020
News, sport, business and interviews with Aine Lawlor and Claire Byrne.
We hear contributions from the Dáil on Ireland's COVID-19 response with analysis from our Political Corresondent Paul Cunningham.
Our North-East Correspondent Sinéad Hussey reports that the PSNI has confirmed that remains have been found in a car recovered from Lough Erne in Co Fermanagh as part of searches for 54-year-old Michael 'Tony' Lynch.
Our Legal Affairs correspondent Orla O Donnell reports that the two hour limit on court hearings will not be staying in force
Our Agricuture and Consumer Affairs Correspondent Fran McNulty reports that Health Minister Simon Harris has sought a report from the Health Service Executive into the practice of circulating Covid-19 test results to employers before workers.
Our reporter Cian McCormack has been speaking to the Depaul charity about the uncertainty hanging over homeless people currently in temporary accommodation
Our Economics Correspondent Robert Shortt explains the significance as the National Treasury Management Agency sells €750m of short-term debt, securing record demand for Government notes carrying a negative interest rate.
The Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport has announced a special Tourism Recovery Taskforce to help the tourism sector through the crisis in travel due to Covid-19, but where are we picturing our summer break this year? Our reporter Aisling Moloney has been finding out.
Up to 70,000 coastal and riverbank homes could be at risk from coastal flooding caused by climate change over the next 30 years, a Dublin-based data company Gamma Location Intelligence has suggested. We speak to Richard Cantwell, a senior spatial data scientist with the company.
Presenter: Bryan Dobson