Vincent discusses the aftermath of the Fine Gael breakdown with two
former Fine Gael ministers.

Guests are Ivan Yates (Newstalk/Former Fine
Gael Minister), Nora Owen (Former Fine Gael Minister), Justine McCarthy
(The Sunday Times), Pat Leahy (Sunday Business Post).

Vincent. The national banking dept has made every one as economic serfs! Leaving cert's for building boom, is now education for corporate serfdom!
P. Dromcollogher

Vincent is joined by Fianna Fail Minister Pat Carey to discuss Brian Cowen's position. Also joining the discussion is Fine Gael spokesperson on education Richard Bruton, Irish Independent political editor Fionan Sheehan and Irish Times political correspondent Deaglán de Bréadún.

Kick fianna fail out and let people decide who should take over I am sick of the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer.

Topic: Headshops should drugs be decriminalised?
Guests: Aengus O’Snodaigh, Olaf Tyaransen, Fiona O’Reilly, Marion McKeon and Niall Hatch

I am working with teenagers who have recently having been taking these legal drugs. Their behaviour has been totally outrageous and dangerous since taking these drugs. These shops should be banned. They are totally unsafe and destroying our young people. I really cant believe these shops are legal.
Rebecca

Topic: Brian Cowen's leadership

Topic: Abortion and the British election debate.

Panellists: Prof William Binchy (TCD, and the Pro Life Campaign), Catherine Forde BL, of the Irish Family Planning Association, Fionnan Sheahan of the Irish Independent and Anton Savage (Communications Clinic).

My life has been destroyed since i aborted my baby, feelings of worthlessness and suicidal thoughts are my life now. I don’t know what to do.

Tonight's topic is abortion (after the Pro-Life Campaign held a press conference today, opposing an upcoming European court of Human Rights case by the Irish Family Planning Clinic, against the current Abortion Laws).

Topic: ESRI's prediction of growth in 2011

Topic: ESRI's prediction of growth in 2011

Panellists: Joe Durkan (UCD Economist), Michael Taft (Economist, UNITE), Joan Burton (Labour), Tom O’Connor (Economist, Cork Institute of Technology)

The rich and wealthy are given a two headed coin: they either make millions or the tax payer picks up their bill. If you put money on a horse to win and it loses the bookies don’t give you your money back. Will we be let know who is looking for NAMA money and how much?

Md, Wicklow

The newly established interim government of Kyrgyzstan called for the former President Kurmanbek Bakiyev to turn himself over and face trial for the deaths of at least 82 people during the uprising in Bishkek last Wednesday. By Philip Pilkington.

The government said that if the former President refused to do so they would launch a special operation in order to capture him. The new administration said that Bakiyev may face detention but if he were to turn himself over they may be able to broker a deal that will allow him to leave the country.

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