Newstalk Breakfast
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Dublin's Metro
Kevin Myers,Irish Independent Columnist, speaks to Ivan about his views on Dublin's Metro North line
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Reduced term of bankruptcy
Noreen Blackwell, Director General Free legal Advice Centre, speaks to Breakfast
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Europe Ryder Cup team
Paul Mc Ginley speaks to Ivan about the wild card picks for the European Ryder Cup team.
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Ruairi Quinn
Ruairi Quinn, Labour TD Dublin South East Education Spokesperson speaks to Ivan in studio
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Anglo
Alan Dukes,Chairman, Anglo Irish Bank Speaks to Ivan
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Should you be on call when you're not at work?
When you go on holidays, or even at the weekend, do you think that your phone should be on at all times so you can be reached for work? One Chief Executive in the UK, Sir Martin Sorrell, believes that it should. Bobby kerr speaks to Conor
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Ivor Callely resigns
Newstalk correspondent Chris Doneghue, and Jerry Beades, FF National Executive, speak to Breakfast on Ivor Callely resignation
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Rise in motor tax on commerical vehicles
Connor Faughen Head of Policy AA, speaks to Breakfast
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Herion and Limerick's youth
Fr. Joe Young speaks to Breakfast following comments that childern as young as 10 are using herion in Limerick.
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Keith Wood
Former Irish rubgy international Keith Wood speaks to Breakfast about IRFU ticket price increases.
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Whiskey.... Can it power your car?
Martin Tangney, Professor at Napier University in Scotland, speaks to Conor after developing a biofuel made from whiskey by-products which can be used in ordinary cars.
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Michael Fingleton speaks
Ian Kehoe, Chief news reporter with the Sunday Business Post, speaks to Breakfast about Michael Fingleton been remorseful over the Anglo situation and Joan Burton T.D Labour party spokesperson on finance gives the political reaction to the statment from the Ex Anglo manager
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High ticket prices
Jim Carroll, Irish Times music writer, speaks to Breakfast about the high ticket prices for Arcade Fire
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GAA pitches just for GAA
County GAA boards have received instructions from central council to clamp down on clubs allowing other sports such as soccer and rugby use their pitches and facilities, John Arnold Delegate for Bride Rovers GAA club speaks to Breakfast in a personal capacity about the situation
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Brian Cowan the 5th most popular leader
Mary O'Rourke FF T.D. speaks to Breakfast about the Newsweek poll that Brian Cowen is the 5th most popular leader in the world
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Old Spice is cool again
After a brand makeover and a very clever viral campaign, Old Spice sales are up 100%, Nick McGivney Freelance Copywriter, speaks to Breakfast about the Old Spice make over.
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Legalising drugs to reduce crime
Professor Sir Ian Gilmore Immediate Past President of the Royal College of Physicians, UK speaks to Claire about the views of a leading UK Doctor that drugs like cocaine should be legalised to reduce crime
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Bogus Marriages
Jamie Smyth from the Irish Times speaks to Breakfast about the rise of bogus marriages in Ireland
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60 years of the Angulus
Michael Nugent, Chairperson of Atheist Ireland, speaks to Claire about Atheist Ireland's view that it's represents a free ad for the Catholic Church and should be cut from our screens
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Bond Auction
Justin Urqhurt Stewart, Investing Director of Seven Investment Management speaks to Conor about the bond auction
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Larry Murphy
Ger Colleran, Editor of the Star, Paula Mullooly, Partner with Simon McAleese Solicitors, Lisa Culbert Director of PASE (Priorswood house) speak to Breakfast about the release of Larry Murphy and whither or not he's entitled to privacy at this time
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Changes to PRSI
Carl O'Brien, Chief reporter Irish Times, speaks to Claire about planned changes to PRSI as part of budget reform
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Assault on GAA U16 Referee
Eugene McGee - GAA columnist speaks to Breakfast about the latest assault on a GAA Ref.
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Eco friendly ESB
Mary Halpin from the Clonmethal Green development in Oldtown North Dublin speaks to Breakfast about the high electrity bills the residents have been receiving over the last few months
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Holstein Heifer calf stolen
Ivan Robinson, who's valuable holstein calf was stolen from the Virginia Show in Cavan, speaks to Claire on Breakfast.
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Levi Johnston for Mayor
Rex Shattuck speaks to Breakfast about Levi Johnston bid to become Mayor of Wasilla, Alaska
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Kenny Cunningham
Kenny Cunningham, Former Ireland Captain, speaks to Newstalk's Oisin Langan ahead of tonights game.
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Bank of Ireland - Half year results
Richie Boucher, Bank of Ireland Chief Executive, speaks to Conor about the Bank of Ireland half year results
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Parking Levy for Dublin city centre
Newstalk's Chris Donoghue updates Breakfast on details of a new parking levy been introduced this October in Dublin
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Should non-practicing Catholics get their children...
Dr John Murray, member of the Iona Institute Board of Directors and lecturer of theology in Mater Dei speaks to Breakfast
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Hike in household bills
Chris Andrews, FF TD, speaks to Breakfast about more bill hikes for householders over the coming months.
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Six year old golfer
Denis Collins, father of young golfer Zak Collins, speaks to Claire about his son who finished 36th in the US Kids World Championship at the weekend in North Carolina
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Energy Prices to Rise
Michael Tutty, Chairman for the Commission of Energy Regulations, speaks to Mark Mortell
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Ivor Callely update
Sam Smyth, Irish Independent columnist updates breakfast on the latest news from the Ivor Callely camp
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A new fence for Hill 16
Director of Croke Park spoke to Mark Mortell about the proposal to erect a higher fence on Hill 16 following the nasty turn of events that took place at this year's Leinster Final.
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Anglo Debts
Brian Lucey, Prof. of finance at Trinity school of business, speaks to Breakfast about Anglo debts story in todays Irish Times
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Second rate civil servants
Felim O'Rourke Sligo IT Economist, speakts to Claire on Tony O'Brien comments to the effect that we may end up with second rate Civil Servants in the future due to the pay diferences between the public and private sectors
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Weekly text round up
Newstalk's Chris Donoghue joins Claire and Conor in studio to go through some of the texts and Email the came into the station during the week
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Naomi and the Blood Diamonds
Alex Thompson,of Channel 4 News, speaks to Conor about Naomi Campbell giving evidence at the UN War Crimes tribunal in The Hague.
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Roaming charges
Newstalk's Chris Donoghue speaks to Claire about roaming charges
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Derval O'Rourke
Derval O'Rourke, Sliver Medal Winning Hurdler, speaks to Newstalk Breakfast about her win
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Mortgages interest hikes
Karl Deeter, of Irish Mortgage Brokers, speaks to Breakfast about more interest hikes for Bank of Ireland mortgage holders.
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Brothel's in small town Ireland
Henry McKean, Reporter on the Moncrieff show and John Mooney, Crime Correspondent with the Sunday Times, speaks to Claire about the recent statistics on brothels in Ireland.
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Heroic Jeweller- Gerry Browne
Gerry Brownwe owner of a jewellery store in Portlaoise speaks to breakfast about a robbery in his shop on Wednesday, where Gerry's heroic actions meant the raiders left empty handed
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Ivan from the Galway Races
A tired and emotional Ivan updates Breakfast on all the craic from Race week
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The Green Party- 1 year in Goverment
Minister John Gormally speaks to Conor about 1 year in Goverment for the Greens
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Obese or just fat?
Dr. Niall O'Cleirigh speaks to Claire about the Obese V fat debate
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Henry at the Galway Races
Newstalk's Henry McKean gives breakfast an update on goings on at the annual Galway Races.
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Breakfast speak to Donegal Postmistress, Bernie Moore
Bernie Moore the postmistress from Donegal who had her contract with An Post terminated following a armed robbery in her post Office. An Post say cancelation is due to her not following proper procedures
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Irish Man detained in France- cont
Tom Hayes, Fine Gael TD for Tipperary South speaks about Paul Barrett and Irish man detained in France
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Anglo takes control of Arnott's
Eddie Shannon Fashion retail consultant and Former Director of Marketing and Merchandising at Arnotts, speaks to breakfast about the takeover
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Irish man, Paul Barrett, detained in France
For five months now, Paul Barrett from Fethard, Co. Tipperary has been held without charge in a French prison. His brother, Kevin, spoke to Claire
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More on decentralisation
Frank Fahy is Fianna Fail TD for Galway West and Richard Bruton FG spokesperson on Enterprise, Jobs and Economic Planning speak to Breakfast about 39 billion euro capital spending plan, with infrastructure spending cut by 40% on 2007's National Development Plan.
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Decentralisation
Newstalk's Chris Donoghue speaks to Claire about only 3000 Civil Servants choosing to decentralise, and the high cost of the operation.
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Minister Eamon Ryan on Breakfast
Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources Eamon Ryan joins Claire and Conor in studio
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The Cost of getting your haircut in Ireland
Dermott Jewell of the Consumer association speaks to Conor about the price difference for haircuts in Ireland
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19 people die at German concert
Derek Scally, Irish Times Berlin Correspondent, speaks to Claire about the deaths at the annual Love Parade concert in Germany
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Tolls on National Roads?
Pat McLoughlin speaks to Ivan about 500 million euro cost-saving plan for Local Goverment, proposals including possible new tolls on national roads, or fines for paying bills in person and not online
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Senator Shane Ross on Anglo Irish Bank
Senator Shane Ross speaks to Breakfast about Anglo Irish Bank
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Dead teen in State Care
Minster Barry Andrews speaks to Claire about the case of Christopher O'Driscoll a seventeen year old boy who was in state care when he was found dead.
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Michael McDowell coming back to Politics
Sam Smyth updates Breakfast on the rumours that Michael McDowell maybe coming back to politics and even forming a new Political party
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Anglo Winding Down
Alan Dukes, Chairman Designate of Anglo Irish Bank, speaks to Ivan about Anglo winding down.
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Lidl celebrates 10 years in Ireland
John Ruddy editor of Checkout magazine speaks to Ivan about Lidl's 10 years in ireland and wither it's changed the way we shop
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Michael Fingleton and his bonus
Dan Boyle, Green Party Senator and Finance Spokesperson speaks to breakfast about Michael Fingleton failing to return his bonus
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Flood Report
Martin Mansergh, Minster for State including special responsibility for the Office of Public Works and Joe Noonan, Noonan Linehan Carroll Coffey Solicitors in Cork speak to Breafast about the report issued about the handling of the floods
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Mortgage Rates
Karl Deeter talks to Claire about banks raising their mortgage rates in the coming weeks
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McElhinney's reopens
One of Irelands most famous and well known family run stores, McElhinney's in Athboy, recently had to shut its doors as it became another victim of the recession. The good news is that the store will reopened for business at the end of this month.
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Mortgages to rise at the end of August
Charlie Weston, Irish Independent Personal Finance Editor, speaks to Breakfast on the prospect of mortgage interest hikes at the end of August.
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Stop being Negative says Cowen
Gavin Duffy, businessman and Dragon from Dragon's Den and Brian Lucey, Professor of Finance at Trinity school of business talk to Breakfast about the suggestion that the media holding back the Irish economy and NAMA loans
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Public sector's high wages
Dave Hughes, Deputy General Secretary of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation, speaks to Breakfast about Irish doctors, nurses and teachers been amongst the highest paid in their industry worldwide
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Henry on the Nude Cycle
Henry McKean, Newstalk Reporter, joins the Nude Cycle in Cork
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Obesity in children
Sarah Keogh,Consultant Dietitian with a private practice at the Albany Clinic in Dublin, speaks to Claire about childhood obesity.
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Dezoning
Jackie Healy Rae speaks to Newstalk's Conor Brophy on the new planning bill passed in the Seanad over night
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Ivor Callely Expenses
Eugene Regan FG Senator, speaks to Breakfast about the proposed supension of Ivor Callely
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Would it be a good idea to tax the poor?
Dr Ed Walsh, Founding president of Limerick University and Paul Sweeney, Econonic Advisor to ICTU talk to Breakfast about the idea of taxing people on social welfare
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Water Charges
Michael Philips, City Engineer with Dublin City Council, speaks to Ivan about water charges
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meath v Louth Cont.
Fergal Logan, Former Tyrone footballer and now a barrister dealing with DRA cases, speaks to Oisin Langan on the Meath County board decision not have a the Louth match replayed
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Michael Noonan on Breakfast
Michael Noonan, Fine Gael Finance Spokesperson, speaks to Breakfast on how Fine Gael propose to handle the country's finances
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Eamon Gilmore
Eamon Gilmore, Labour leader and TD for Dun Laoghaire, joins Ivan in studio.
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Possible replay between Louth and Meath?
Eugene McGee updates the Breakfast show on the goings on at the Meath County board Meeting last night
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Donegal Crash
Shaun Doherty, Presenter of the Shaun Doherty Show on Highland Radio, Jim McDaid TD Donegal and Padraig McLoughlin Deputy Mayor of Donegal, speak to breakfast on the latest news on the tragic road crash in Donegal
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Conrad Gallagher
Conard Gallagher speaks to Breakfast about his pre-theatre chauffer service
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Tragic road crash in Donegal
Dr. Jim McDaid T.D speaks to Ivan about the tragic road crash in Donegal which claimed the lives of 8 people.
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Louth V Meath controversy
Eugene McGee, All Ireland winning manager with Offaly, speaks to Ivan about the controversial injury time goal in the Meath V Louth game
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Political Oscars
Michael O'Regan, Parliamentary Correspondent, Irish Times, joins Ivan in studio to talk through the last 6 months in Irish politics
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Nations Biggest Speculators
Ian Kehoe, Chief News Reporter with the Sunday Business Post, takes a look at the current situations of a few of the nations biggest speculators with Claire. Particularly those in the property business
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Chris Donoghue and the weekly text round up
Newstalk's Chris Donoghue joins Claire and Ivan in studio for a weekly round up of texts and Emails to the station
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NAMA follow on-
Eugene McErleane, Former internal auditor of AIB and Mick Wallace Developer and MD of Wallace Construction, speak to Breakfast on NAMA after it was found that the information given to the agency by the banks was simply not correct.
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Sean Fitzpatrick meets the creditors
Simon Carswell, Finance Correspondent Irish Times speaks to Claire about Sean Fitzpatricks meeting with creditors
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Managment Fees
Nap Keeling speaks to Claire on Managment fees, after a number of people Email the show in relation to problems with management companies.
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Charlie Weston on the NAMA Business plan
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Henry and the celebs at the PRO AM
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Mortgage Arrears
Eamon Ryan Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources speaks to Claire about reccomendations from the report on mortgage arrears.
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Property Tax
Danny McCoy Director General of IBEC and a member of the Commision on Taxation and Chris Andrews Fianna Fail TD speak to Breakfast about the possible reintroduction of a residential property tax
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Tiger in Limerick
Newstalk's Henry Mc Kean is on the trail for Tiger Woods at the JP McManus PRO AM in Adare
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Semi state companies update
Brendan OgleOrganiser for the ESB with the UNITE union and incoming secretary of the ESB group of unions speaks to Breakfast
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Backbench Dissent
Noel O'Flynn, Fianna Fail TD Cork North Central, speaks to Breakfast on unrest in Fianna Fail.
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Shane Ross on Semi State Companies
Shane Ross talks to Breakfast on a possible sell off of semi state companies
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Good news on the jobs front
Gerry Robinson, Businessman and Broadcaster, and Joe Barrett, Director of Operations with Apple Green, on the announcment of hundreds of new jobs with Apple Green
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Chris Donoghue and the weekly text round up
Every Friday Newstalk's Chris Donoghue tells us what the listeners have been saying. This week it ranged from stag hunting to Ivans comments on womens tennis
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House Valuations
Property prices in Dublin are said to be back to the 2002 levels. This leads many to wonder how do estate agents actually value the price of property in the current climate. Also how do buyers know they are really getting the best deal. Claire and Ivan spoke to Frank Quinn, Lecturer in Property Valuation with Senior College Dun Laoghaire to get a better understanding of how it all works
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Civil Partnership Bill
The Civil Partnership Bill was passed on all stages in the Dail last night. Jim Walsh Finna Fail Senator spoke to Ivan and Claire about his thoughts on the Bill as it goes before the Seanad. He discussed his views about the effects it might have on the rights of the child
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32 Marathons in 32 Days
Gerry Duffy and Ken Whitelaw are taking on a massive challenge starting tomorrow, the two men will run 32 marathons in 32 days in the 32 counties of Ireland, all in aid of raising funds for Autisim in Ireland and Northern Ireland. They told Breakfast about their final preperations
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Ireland Emerges From Recession
Ireland is offically out of a recession but unemployment is at its highest. Claire and Ivan spoke to Niamh Hourigan, Sociologist in UCC and Newstalk's Business Editor Conor Brophy, who spoke about how peoples expectations have changed in recent times.
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Ben Dunne takes on Bill Cullen
Business man Ben Dunne spoke to Claire and Ivan about what he described as the ridiculous suggestion made by Bill Cullen that the jobless should work for free
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Lynch Hotel group
Managing Director of the Lynch Hotel Group Michael Lynch speaks to Claire about the Lynch Hotel Group, which went into examinership last year, survived, and now has seen an increase of 35 per cent in bookings in 2010
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Good news for Dublin animation company- Brown Bag Films
Dublin animation company- Brown Bag Films wins series- production contract with Disney
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IMF Report
Brendan Keenan, economics editor of the Irish Independent and Billy Kelleher, Minister for Trade and Commerce talk to Breakfast about the IMF Report
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The Queen is coming to Ireland
Richard Fitzwilliams, Royal Commentator and Sinn Fin Dil leader Caoimhghn Caolin TD speak to Claire about a possible visit from the Queen late next year
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What's On
Newstalk's Fionn Davenport gives listeners a guide to What's On for the Weekend
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Introduction of new lower drink driving limits
Conor Faughan speaks to Ivan on the new lower drink drive limits that were last night voted through in the Dail. The Road Traffic Bill means the drink driving limit will fall from 80 mg to 50 mg.
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Betting Coup
A fleet of drivers laid 100 bets across the country on Monday to stage a betting coup to win up to 200,000 euro.
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Free loading on the Euro
Colm McCarthy, Lecturer of Economics in UCD and architect of An Bord Snip Nua, speaks to Breakfast about further cuts to come in December's budget to save 3 Billion.
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Is the National Solidarity bond a good deal?
Charlie Weston talks to Breakfast on the terms on offer for the National Solidarity bond launched last April
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Commuter towns 7 years on
Frank McDonald speaks to Breakfast about revisiting the areas of Leinster colonised by commuters during the boom.
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Chinatown in Athlone
Mary O'Rourke, FF TD for Longford/Westmeath speaks to Claire about proposals for a International Trade Centre for Athlone
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Reform of the banking system
Newstalk's Conor Brophy and Frank Conway,Director of the Irish Mortgage Corporation, talk to Breakfast about reform in the irish Banking system
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Charlie Weston on negative equity
Charlie Weston speaks to Claire about
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Fine Gael- Where to now?
Fine Gael's Phil Hogan speaks to Breakfast about who will be brought to the Fine Gael front bench.
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Eamon O'Cuiv on new PRSI scheme
Eamon O'Cuiv speaks to Breakfast on new PRSI scheme to help employers create jobs in the Country
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Enda's victory continued-
Fionnan Sheahan, political Editor with the Irish Independent, Paul Kehoe, FG Party whip and Olivia Mitchell speak to the Breakfast show on Enda Kenny's victory
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Henry McKean with the latest news from South Africa
Henry McKean with the latest news from South Africa
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Enda's victory
Newstalk's Chris Donoghue reports on Enda Kenny's victory at Leinster House yesterday, and Tom Shiel of the Connaught telegraph speaks to Claire about the peoples view in Enda's heartland of Mayo
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Phil Hogan and Pat Breen speak to Breakfast as the...
Phil Hogan, campaign manager for Enda Kenny, and Pat Breen speak to Claire and Ivan as the leadership race in Fine Gael continues
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Fine Gael leadership race
Harry McGee, Irish Times Political Staff, speaks to the Breakfast Show about the leadership race in Fine Gael.
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See Change survey on mental health problems
John Saunders Director of See Change talks to breakfast about a survey done by See Change about Public Attitudes towards Mental Health Problems
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Saving on your health insurance
Charlie Weston Personal Finance Editor of the Irish Independent, speaks to Breakfast on how to get cheaper deals on your health insurance
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Fine Gael Meltdown continues
Brian Hayes former FG Education Spokesperson and FG TD Alan Shatter speak to Breakfast on the FG divided camp
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Abolishing VRT in Donegal
Padraig MacLouchlainn, Sinn Fein Donegal County Councillor and Brian Meaney, Clare County councillor and Ennis town councillor Speak to Breakfast on the proposal to abolish VRT
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Brendan O'Donoghue on subcontractors losses as Banks...
Continuing on from yesterdays interview with Sean Gallagher, Claire speaks to Brendan O'Donoghue about the losses of sub contractors
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Fine Gael Meltdown
John Paul Phelan and Harry McGee speak to Breakfast on the goings on in Fine Gael.
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Zurich Job Announcement
Batt O Keeffe Minister for Enterprise Trade and Innovation speaks to Ivan on the announcement of 240 new jobs in Zurich insurance
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Enda Kenny's Leadership in Question
Fionnan Sheehan and Dr James Reilly, FG TD and Spokesperson on Health, speak to Breakfast on speculation that Enda Kenny's role as leader of FG is in doubt
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Subcontractors losses as Banks sell off houses
Sean gallagher, entrepreneur and panellist on Dragon's Den, speaks to Claire about sub contractor's loses on property that the banks are selling off at knock down prices
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Economist Peter Bacon speaks to Breakfast
Economist Peter Bacon speaks to Breakfast about the fallout from the banking report
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NZ Minister resigns over porn scandel
Labour Minister Shane Jones in New Zealand resigns over using his political expense cards to buy porn movies when he was staying in hotels on ministerial business.
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Michael O'Regan speaks to Breakfast on The Irish Times...
Michael O'Regan speaks to Breakfast on The Irish Times Poll that puts Labour as the biggest party in the state for the first time
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Brian Lenihan speaks to the Breakfast show on the...
Brian Lenihan speaks to the Breakfast show on the banking enquiry
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Damien Kiberd talks to Breakfast on the banking enquiry
Damien Kiberd talks to Ivan on the banking enquiry and Claire speaks to Neal Sweeney is owner of McIlhenny's shop in Athboy , which closed this week.
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Krysia Lynch speaks to Breakfast
Krysia Lynch Chairperson of AIMS the Association for Improvements in the Maternity Services speaks to Claire in the recent foetus misdiagnosis
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Breakfast speak to Donnie Cassidy
The Seanad aren't returning until next week. According to FG party whip Senator Maurice Cummins this is due to the Leader of the Seanad Senator Donie Cassidy being away on a golfing trip with several other oireachtas members to Turkey.
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Henry goes in search of Irelands new porn star
Newstalk reporter Henry McKean goes in search of Wexford porn star Greg Jacob
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The Hurler and the Porn Star
Tom Mooney is Editor with the Echo group of newspapers in Wexford speaks to Claire about Wexfords newest porn star Greg Jacob.
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Fox attacks in London
Jimmy Cahill, CEO of the Dublin Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, speaks to Claire about the fox attacks in London
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Drogheda foetus misdiagnosis
Fiach Kelly, Irish Independent Journalist, speaks to breakfast about Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda. a doctor at the hospital wrongly told a pregnant woman last July that her baby was dead in the womb
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Green's Mark Deary calls for Callely clarity
Green spokesperson Mark Deary speaks to Ivan on the Ivor Callaly expenses controversy
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Good Things to do this Weekend
Newstalk's Fionn Davenport gives us a guide to whats on this weekend.
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Cumbria massacre
Breakfast speak to Eddie Martin head of Cumbria County Council and Mark Hennessy London Editor of the Irish Times on the events in Cumbria yesterday.
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Gulf of Mexico oil spill 44 days in
BP may face prosecution over oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico
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Breakfast speak to Shane Dillon irish man part of the...
Ivan and Claire speak to Shane Dillon an irish man part of the Gaza Flotilla and Carla Marinucci or the San Francisco Chronicle about how Obama has been dealing with the conflict
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Irish People on the Gaza Flotilla
Eleanor Lamb talks Claire about her son, Fiachra, is one of the Irish people who was part of the flotilla. Also Danny Seaman, Israeli Government Spokesperson, speaks about the Irish been held in Israeli.
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Robert Shanahan talks to Breakfast about his son,...
Limerick man Robert Shanahan talks to Breakfast about his son, Aegus, missing since 2000.
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Denis Hopper
Conor McAllistere, co-owner of the Grafton Barber pays tribute to the actor Denis Hopper who died at the weekend.
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Lone Parents
Frances Byrne is CEO of OPEN, the lone parent's organisation talks to Conor about new legislation in which Lone parents face losing key welfare benefits
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Staycations with Newstalk's Fionn Davenport
Newstalk's Fionn Davenport speaks to Conor on the best of the North West
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Children dying in HSE care
Minister for Children Barry Andrews speaks to Ivan.
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John Waters Speaks to Breakfast about Irelands chance at...
John Waters journalist & songwriter speaks to Ivan on Niamh Kavanagh winning a place in the final on Saturday night.
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Web Radio Highlights Friday 28th May
Newstalk's Chris Donoghue joins Conor and Ivan in studio with Web, texts and online stats for the week
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JJ Cornish speaks to Breakfast about the build up to the...
JJ Cornish Independent print and radio Journalist in South Africa speaks to Ivan about the build up to the South African World Cup
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Pyrite Estates-
Residents in an estate in North County Dublin are been forced to leave their homes due to the discovery of pyrite, a naturally occurring mineral that causes severe structural damage to the home. Emlly,one of residents speaks to Claire.
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Internet Privacy
Newstalk's Chris Donoghue speaks to Ivan about issues surrounding new laws on internet privacy
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Max Clifford talks to Breakfast on the Sarah Ferguson...
Publicist Max Clifford talks to Claire on the Sarah Ferguson tabloid set-up and the future for Ronan Keatings Marriage
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Damien Kiberd, Economics Columnist talks to Breakfast
Damien Kiberd, Economics Columnist with the Sunday Times talks to Breakfast about Morgan Kellys article that Brian Lenihan's bank guarantee scheme would help bankrupt the country by 2012
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Staycations with Newstalk's Fionn Davenport
As part of the Breakfast staycation series, Culture Shock's Fionn Davenport talks to Claire about the best things to see and do in the Midlands
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Web Radio Highlights Friday 21st May
Newstalk's Chris Donoghue joins Claire and Ivan in studio with web, texts and online stat's for the week.
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Michael Hanlon speaks to Breakfast on the creation of...
Michael Hanlon speaks to Claire on the creation of synthetic life by Craig Venter in the USA.
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Paul Martin speaks to Breakfast on Ronan Keatings...
Paul Martin from the Mirror speaks to Ivan on Ronan Keatings separation from his wife Yvonne
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One year on from the Ryan report
Professor of Modern History in UCD, Diarmuid Ferriter speaks to Breakfast one year on after the Ryan report
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Alan Kennedy speaks to Breakfast
Alan Kennedy, the boss of Polish immigrants Pawel Kalite and Marius Szwajkos who were murdered in Drimnagh in 2008, speaks to Ivan about been present in the courtroom for the trial
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Edwina Shanahan talks to Breakfast
Edwina Shanahan Marketing Manager with Visa First talks to Claire about new visa rules for entering Australia
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John Brians from the IFA speaks to Breakfast
John Brians from the IFA speaks to Ivan about the civil partnership bill.
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Job losses at Pfizer
Paul Duffy of Pfizer talking to Claire about the job losses at three Pfizer plants around the country
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Breakfast Bargains
Newstalk's Rebecca Meehan speaks to Ivan and Claire about the latest Breakfast Bargains
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Marie Collins, abuse survivor, responses angrily to news...
Marie Collins, abuse survivor, responses angrily to news that Cardinal Sean Brady will not step down
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Patricia Barton from the IAA speaks to Ivan and Claire...
Patricia Barton from the IAA on how best to get compensation if you are affected by volcano
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Bono - Idiot or Idol?
Bono's a useful idiot. That's according to development lecturer andy Story from UCD who came on the show to give the U2 frontman a piece of his mind...
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Labour Leader, Eamon Gilmore
The leader of the Labour Party speaks to Ivan about cutting €3bn from the budget, Fianna Fail in governemnt and his position on water charges...
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Dublin dentist 'Pat' defends his prices on the Breakfast...
We had a huge response to our piece on Dentistry Price differences in Ireland. Yesterday we were contacted by 'Pat' a dentist in Dublin, today he came on the show to defend his prices
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Newstalk's Southern Correspondent Jonathan Healy speaks...
Newstalk's Southern Correspondent Jonathan Healy speaks to Monica Bulter who's son, John, was shot dead in Cork in 2002.
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Sunday Business Post Editor Pat Leahy speaks to Breakfast
Pat Leahy speaks to breakfast on The Taoiseach's defence of his own handling of the banking crisis
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A new NCA report show a significant variation in dental...
A new NCA report show a significant variation in dental prices in Ireland. Ann Fitzgerald speaks to Breakfast about the finidings.
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Could new EU rules effect our sovereignty?
Could new EU rules effect our sovereignty? Minister for European affairs Dick Roche speaks to Mark Mortell
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Culture Shock presenter Fionn Davanport gives us a guide...
Culture Shock presenter Fionn Davanport gives us a guide to what's on this weekend
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The Drimnagh murder trial concludes
Newstalks Chris Donoghue's talks to Claire and Ivan about arriving on the scene minutes after the attacks on the 23rd Feb 2008
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Young Carers Conference 2010
Claire Speaks to Conor Hughes a young carer and his aunt Jennifer Duffy.
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Web Radio Highlights Friday 7th May
Claire & Ivan are joined in studio by Newstalk's Rebecca Meehan with the web, text and online stats...
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Culture Shock presenter Fionn Davanport gives us a guide...
Culture Shock presenter Fionn Davanport gives us a guide to what's on this weekend
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Colm McCarthy of An Bord Snip Nua report speaks to...
Colm McCarthy of An Bord Snip Nua report speaks to Claire and Ivan about the situation in Greece
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Ian kehoe chief reporter from the Sunday Business Post...
Ian Kehoe profiles Sean Quinn following his step down from the board of the Quinn Group
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The dangers of excessive TV viewing for children under 2
Dr. David Carey talks to Claire and Ivan about the effects of TV viewing on children aged 2
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Philp Pangalos and Rossa White speak to Claire and Ivan...
Reporter Philp Pangalos and Davy Economist Rossa White speak to Claire and Ivan about the situation in Greece
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Haiti 4 months on
Claire speaks to Newstalk reporter Shona Murray about the situation in Haiti 4 months on.
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Drimnagh murder trial continues
Newstalk's Chris Donoghue reports on the trial of two men accused of murdering two Polish nationals
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Ireland's contribution to the Greek rescue package
Friends First economist Jim Power discusses Ireland contributes of 1.3 Billion to the IMF and EU Greek rescue package
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Childminding Levy
A new reveune charge for people who mind children in their own home.
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The Master of Spin
Following Gordon Brown's Gaffe Breakfast decided to talk to the Irish master of political spin, PJ Mara.
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Profile of Eamon 'The Don' Dunne
Ivan speaks to crime correspondent with the Irish Daily Star, Michael O'Toole, about the life of the slain gangland boss Eamon Dunne who was murdered on Friday night in a packed Dublin pub...
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Ding Dong. Yates -v- Lenihan
Ivan & Claire are joined by Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan and things get heated when they talk about Anglo
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Ireland holds Euro-zone's biggest deficit
Newstalk's Business Correspondent Conor Brophy is in the studio to tell Claire and Ivan about Ireland topping the deficit list. And the government has said that it has no legal way of retrieving former Irish Nationwide boss Michael Fingleton's €1 million bonus. Joining Claire and Ivan to discuss the issue are David Clerkin, Markets Correspondent from the Sunday Business Post and former Minister for Foreign Affairs, David Andrews.
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Richie Boucher foregoes pension top-up
Breakfast Business correspondent, Conor Brophy joins Claire and Ivan in the studio to give an analysis of the move by Bank of Ireland chief executive, Richie Boucher, to forego his €1.5 million pension top-up. Minister for Energy, Communications and Natural Resources, Eamon Ryan, is in the studio to discuss Boucher's decision as well as what the end of ESB's price freeze means for consumers and Ryanair's announcement that they will contest paying compensation to passengers affected by the...
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