Vincent Browne responds to some of the tweets on last night's show, which saw which Éamon Ó Cuív, Paschal Donohoe, Elaine Byrne and Siobhán Creaton discuss concentration of media ownership in Ireland and the ousting of the O'Reillys from INM. {jathumbnailoff}
Vincent Browne blogs ahead of tonight's show, on which Éamon Ó Cuív, Paschal Donohoe, Elaine Byrne and Siobhán Creaton will discuss the ousting of the O'Reillys from INM. {jathumbnailoff}
Last night on Tonight with Vincent Browne Steve Keen referred to an email he had received following an interview on Newstalk Lunchtime earlier in the day which outlined what Keen described as “an interesting scheme, which I rather like” - namely, that Ireland issue its own currency on a 1:1 exchange rate with the euro. We tracked down that emailer –
Below, Vincent Browne responds to some of last night's tweets and comments. {jathumbnailoff}
Constantin Gurdgiev and Steve Keen, Laura Noonan of the Irish Independent and Dan O'Brien of the Irish Times will join Vincent Browne on tonight's programme to discuss the eurozone crisis, the latest troika review and water charges.
Below, Vincent blogs ahead of the show. {jathumbnailoff}
Vincent Browne considers the response to last night's show, which dealt with the potential impact of fiscal adjustment on welfare payments to lone parents. Panel: Louise Bayliss, Jim Power, Kieran Allen and Donal Donovan. {jathumbnailoff}
On tonight's programme, Kieran Allen, Louise Bayliss, Donal Donovan and Jim Power. While the IMF report praises Irish policymakers in Ireland for placing the burden of fiscal adjustment on the well-off, the Social Welfare and Pensions Bill proposes to cut the lone parent payment. Is this unfair? Or is it necessary for welfare reform and labour activation?
On Tonight with Vincent Browne, Carol Hunt, George Hook and Gavan Titley will be reviewing recent media coverage of the tussle between Denis O’Brien and the O’Reilly family for control of Independent Newspapers; coverage of Labour’s self-confidence at its recent annual conference; and of the state of the economy. {jathumbnailoff} Ahead of the programme, Vincent Browne reflects on how Irish media has approached these issues, lately
Below, Vincent Browne responds to some of your tweets about tonight's show. {jathumbnailoff}
On Tonight with Vincent Browne, Labour's Joe Costello, Socialist Party TD for Dublin West Joe Higgins, journalist and politics lecturer Elaine Byrne and Fionnan Sheahan of the Irish Independent discuss Labour's performance in government ahead of the party's conference this weekend. {jathumbnailoff}
Below, Vincent Browne blogs ahead of the show.