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Leo Varadkar, Neil  Audio; Enda Kenny Dowd and Richard Bruton  Audio: Dermot Twomey and  James Reilly: F.G Day I: Evening Schedule: Wednesday September 8th 2010 R.T.E. 1 Newstalk Today F.M h Mary Wilson George Hook Matt Cooper Audios: McCain’s daughter and Hilary Clinton with commentary by George Philip Boucher- Hayes; Explaining 4.30-5PM good/bad bank Male (Burning the Koran) Unknown Male Alan Ahearne good/bad bank Enda Kenny and Pat Rabbit (clips) Recording of Hilary Clinton Alan Mc Quaid Gay Mitchell:(French Strike) Shane Ross V Matt (Anglo) Noel Whelan (Political reaction Daniel Pipes (Burning Koran) Charlie Weston (Insurance) David Murphy V Brian Lenihan Alan Barrett : Anglo Richard Byrne V Matt (Anglo Irish) David Murphy V Brian Lucey (Anglo) Alan Dukes V Matt 5pm-5.30 Fergal Keane: F.G conference Michael Noonan : FG Conference (Due to interview Joan Burton but lost Fergal V Michel Ring her!) Fergal V Enda Kenny Recording of Brian Lenihan in Fergal V Michael Noonan conversation Fergal O Brien Kathleen Doyle V Matt (Taxi Regulation) 5.30-6pm Gerry Byrne (Aviation expert ) Inez Bailey (Literacy) Michael Noonan: Anglo Joseph O Connor Diary Michael O Leary: ( Shannon and co-pilot Ronnie O Toole( Cards V Cash) Emmet Oliver (Anglo) issue) John Concannon: (Fáilte Ireland) Marie Murray: Psychologist on worry Roland Anderson on his book on Charles Forrelle: Wall St. Economist Javet Killen (male): Burning the Koran alcoholism David Byrne: Merlyn Car Auctions Philip Molloy on Greatest Sport’s Pastor Jones: Burning the Koran Movies of all times Jackie Levine : Comment from USA 6.30-7.pm Declan McGuinness: On Mary Philip Molloy on Greatest Sport’s McAleese’s trip to Russia Movies of all times Dr. Paul Gill: His thesis on Suicide Alan Stafford on his trip and survival in Brian O ‘Connell V male London the Jungle economist Donna O’Sullivan: Farm News ? McLoughlin: ( Male) on new stamp to mark establishment of Wheelchair association News:Eileen Dunne News: Tara Duggan News:Juliette Cash Sport: Robbie Irwin Sport : Cian Murtagh Sport: Michael McMullan Day One Contd. Newstalk: 10 P.M T.V.3 : Tonight with Vincent Browne 11.P.M Presenter: Shane Coleman Presenter: Vincent Browne John O Donovan: History of Anglo Irish Band Panellists: Margaret Ward: Financial Journalist Richard Boyd Barrett: One hour interview Sam Smith: Journalist Maedb Ruane: Journalist Reviewing Papers: Nicola Cooke Day 2 Sept 9th : Newstalk Breakfast RTE: Morning Ireland 7.45-8a.m. Presenters: Ivan Yates and Chris Donaghue Presenters: Aine Lawlor and Cathal MacCoille Michael Ring Ivan Yates: Review of papers Michael Darcy Male Senior lecturer: in conversation with Cathal on Dermot Twomey : Flag problem Breast Cancer Dannie Bar: talking on Fiscal Rectitude Bob Carlos: Flag problem 8.00- Alan Dukes with Ivan 9.00a.m. Brian Lenihan V Cathal David in follow up comment Fergus Finlay V Aine Dr. Patricia Fitzpatrick: Rushed interview on Breast Cancer. Tony Mulcahy V Cathal on Shannon Cathal Brophy: Business News 8.30-9.00 News: Brian Dobson Traffic and travel: Olwyn Foley Brian Lenihan interview Sport :Des Cahill v Cathal (approx 20 minutes) Chris Donaghue: Run Down on papers Michael Noonan V Aine David Murphy VCathalSum up Conor Brophy: Business news 9.00-10.00 Pat Kenny Programme. O9/09/10 News Sport Fergus Finlay in interview with Ivan and Chris Guest Interviewed: Vox Pop: 3 male-one female Emmett Oliver : Irish Ind Peter Matthews: Former banker Alan Dukes: Chairman Anglo Irish Chris Donaghue reviews the main stories of the John Highland: Surgeon on Colon Cancer morning Tina Leonard presents research on school grants Tom Dunne: Promo for programme Des Cahill V Pat on FAI and sport Tim Butcher: Travels Phil Thompson: Sports commentator in Donagh McGowan: Solicitor giving advice to separated conversation with Ivan parents Leo Enright on potato blight in conversation with unknown Fionn Davenport: In conversation with Chris male, Dr. Dan Milburn and Dr Ewan Mullins Donaghue News Kathy Madden Sport Oisín Langan Day 2 Continued: Thursday: September 10th: Evening Programmes RTE Newstalk Today FM Presenter: Mary Wilson Presenter: George Hook Presenter: Matt Cooper 4.30-5pm Pascal Sheehy: Job losses in Cork Audios of: Fergus Finlay, Michael Fergus Finlay; Presidency Interview in same with Sen. Michael McCarthy D.Higgins, Sen. David Norris, Brian Kevin Myers: Presidency Audio: Obama on Koran Lenihan, Alan Dukes and Colm McCarthy. Richard Downes: On Koran burning With commentary by George Emma Donaghue: Novelist Jack Burke: Former Mayor of Limerick casualty Robert Gogan: Property Manager. nominated for the booker experiences. (Discussing Flag in Apartment) prize Dan Mc Gonigle: Irish Ind. Story on F.A.I. 5.00-5.30 Batt O’Keefe: Corporation Tax Colm McCarthy; Economy Joan Burton: Finance Danny McCoy: IBEC: Corporation Tax Robert Farrelly: Boston Eoin O Callaghan: Economy Arthur Beasley; Irish Times: Corporation Tax policeman on 9/11 Shane Ross: Economy Gary Murphy: Presidency Pat Hanrahan: Cops for kids with Jack Burke: Ex Mayor of Mairéad McGuinness: Her response to her cancer Limerick on Hospitals candidacy (Brief) Emmet Oliver: Irish Ind. Economy 5.30-6PM Sarah Burke: Regular Med slot ; HSE Dr. Ciara Kelly: Obesity Peter Lowe: N.R.A on new Fergal Keane on F.G Think in Audio:Fergus Finlay: Presidency road opening Interviews with Enda Kenny, Leo Varadkar, Neil Audio; Enda Kenny Dowd and Richard Bruton Audio: Dermot Twomey and James Reilly: F.G. Think in . Michael D.Higgins Shane Coleman: F.G. James Denselow: Mid. Eastern Corr.: Taliban Conference Danny McCoy: Economist (IBEC) 6.00-6.30 Tommie Gorman: Northern Correspondent. Martin Hannon: Rent a car Brian Carey: Bus Ed. Sunday Interview with Martin McGuinness on IRA priest. Fergus Finlay: Interview on Times David Clerkin: Sunday Bus. Post: Economy presidency Jim Power: Economist Karl Whelan: UCD Economist: eCONOMY Pierre (Peter Finlay) Novelist from Leitrim Travel Elaine O’Sullivan Travel:Esther O Donaghue News Eileen Dunne News:Tara Duggan News:Fergal O Brien Sport Robbie Irwin including interviews with footballers and Sport: Cian Murtagh Sport:Michael McMullan managers R.T.E. 1 Prime Time Thursday September 9th Presenters Miriam O’Callaghan and Richard Crowley 1. Robert Short: Report on Anglo Irish Bank including interviews with Steve Sedgwick CNBC, Alan Barrett ERSI, Oliver Galvarry Dolmen Stockbrokers and Jim Ryan: Glas Securities. 2. Studio Discussion chaired by Richard Crowley Panellists: Peter Mathews: Ex Banker and Financial Analyst and Brian Carey: Sunday Times Business Editor 3. Paul Murphy: Report on FÁS featuring Roddy Molloy, Colm Kenna (Irish Times), Róisín Shortall labour and Sinéad Pentony TASC 4. Studio Discussion chaired by Miriam O Callaghan Panellists: Seán Haughey FF Junior Miinister and Fergus O’Dowd FG. T,V.3 Tonight with Vincent Browne: Presenter: Vincent Browne This programme was promoted on Wednesday night as the programme to watch to tease out the latest crisis which occurred this week. As Vincent generally recognises gender equity on his programmes I looked forward to this programme Panellists: Alan Dukes Chairman Anglo Irish, Peter Mathews Financial Analyst, Ragnar Arnalds Former Finance Minister Iceland, Donagh Brennan Editor Irish Left Review. Reviewing papers: Lyndsey Earner-Byrne Day 3 Friday September 10th Morning Schedule R.T.E. Newstalk Morning Ireland Presenters: Aine Lawlor and Cathal MacCoille Presenters: Ivan Yates and Chris Donaghue 7.a.m.-8.a.m. Richard Downes: Foreign Correspondent: Koran Tom Parland: C.I.F. Prescilla Lynch: Editor Irish Medical News: Medical Health Insurance Anthony House: Google Update Jack O Connor S.I.P.T.U. 8a.m.-8.30 Damien Tiernan: Southern Audio on Twin Towers Correspondent :Weapons’ discovery Pastor Terry Jones Paul McCormack: Policeman on duty on 9/11 Menudo Serra: female journalist on Koran 8.30-9.am. Neil Meehan: Bethany Home Deaths Audio of Christoff Mueller: Aer Lingus C.E.O. Cian McCormack: M7 Motorway; Liam Griffin: Hotelier: Commenting on audio Interviews Gerard Carey: Farmer Gerry Connolly: Entrepreneur: Commenting on audio Simon Carswell: Financial Dave Barry: Cork Flag controversy Correspondent: N.A.M.A. Emily Tuddy: Web Interactivity Lisa McGarry: Big Brother Review 9a.m.-10a.m. Review of the week: Emma Leddin; Communications Consultant,Margaret Ward; Columnist Business Post, Fintan O Toole: Columnist Irish Times Tom Dunne; Promo for programme Ken Early;Football Correspondent Mary: (not her real name) Swinging Parties News Michael Murphy Kathy Madden Valerie Cox Ivan and Chris Paper Review Olwyn Foley Unnamed female A.A.Roadwatch Emma: (Only name given) Conor Brophy Business News Damien O’Meara Oisín Langan Sport Day 3 R.T.E Radio 1: Pat Kenny 10.a.m -12a.m Noel Murphy: local farmer, Mary Conmyn ?TD, Tom Elliot:Assembly member: Monaghan by-pass Steve Sedgwick; CNBC Reporter Mark Redmond: CEO Irish Tax Institute Brian Fallon: Promo on Journal.ie Catherine Fulvio; Recipes from her Cook Book Review of the week: David Clerkin Sunday Business Post. Derval McDonald journalist Noel Whelan Journalist News: Michael Murphy Sport: Eamon Morrissey Day 3 Evening Schedule R.T.E. Newstalk Today F.M Presenter: Mary Wilson Presenter: George Hook Presenter: Matt Cooper Niall Callanan: Bus Editor Sun. Trib: NAMA Panel discussion on Male on Koran David Murphy: Bus Ed R.T.E. : NAMA week’s events with Review of week: Joe O Shea Sheena: Review of provincial papers in Tipp Jim Glennon and Marion McKeown 4.30-5.PM and Waterford
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