This Week Sunday 8 December 2019
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A look at events making the news in the past week presented by David McCullagh and Carole Coleman.
'Major concern' for job security at FAI, says SIPTU
Niamh Brennan, Professor of Management at University College Dublin; and Declan Carey, Chairman of Cork City FC, discuss What went wrong at the FAI and if it be fixed?
Emissions growing at slower rate but reductions vital - report
Dr Aedín McLoughlin, a director of the Good Energies Alliance, tells us why indepth carbon accounting is needed.
Status Red wind warning issued for Kerry as Storm Atiyah approaches
Fegal O'Brien gives us the latest as a Status Red wind warning is issued for Kerry.
Tactical voting and the British election
Seán Whelan, London Correspondent, watched the final Prime Ministers debate in the so called spin room and tells us whether Boris Johnson has the UK election in the bag.
Johnson insists no NI-UK customs checks post-Brexit
Tommie Gorman, Northern Editor, reports as Northern Ireland prepares to go to the ballot boxes.
Disabled students must complete 60 credits a year to keep grants
Carole Coleman meets disabled students, who tell her why they should not suffer financial penalties for taking extra time to finish a college course.
National Archives only has enough space to take a quarter of the available material
Seán Carabini, Forsa's Assistant General Secretary, outlines how understaffing at The National Archives is threatening major projects.
How effective is Santa's method of measuring who's good and bad?
Dr Vincent McDarby, child psychologist, tells us whether demanding good behaviour before Santa Claus comes actually works?
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Presenters: Carole Coleman & Justin McCarthy