Laura Hogan, North East Correspondent, reports on the death of two teenage girls in a road traffic crash in Co Monaghan on Monday evening.

Two dead and three others injured in crash on way to debs ball in Monaghan

Justin Barrett

Conor Gallagher, Crime &amp; Security Correspondent with The Irish Times, reports on internal division within the National Party and the latest on what is known about €400,000 in gold bars that were stored in a vault belonging to the party.

Justin Barrett denies he has been removed from position as president of the National Party

Paul O'Flynn reports from Brisbane in Australia where Ireland's FIFA Women's World Cup campaign finished up yesterday.

Ireland finish Women's World Cup campaign with scoreless draw

Adrian Weckler, Technology Editor with the Irish &amp; Sunday Independent, on Accenture's decision to cut 890 more Irish jobs.

Accenture to layoff 890 people from Irish operation

Noel Byrne, programme manager at the Environmental Protection Agency, on their 2022 Drinking Water report.

Report shows 99.7% of public water supplies comply with bacterial and chemical limits

Molly O'Connor speaks to Dublin fans in Smithfield Square at the homecoming for the senior footballers following their All-Ireland final win over Kerry on Sunday.

Dublin footballers celebrate at homecoming following All-Ireland win

7:10am It Says In The Papers

7:35am Sports News

Christopher Miller, Financial Times Ukraine Correspondent in Kyiv, on the missile attack at Kryvyi Rih, killing at least six people.

At least six killed by Russian missile strike on Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih

Brian Hanley, CEO for Alliance for Insurance Reform, discusses the changes to the Duty of Care legislation which come into effect today.

New insurance legislation comes into effect today

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John Mark Mc Cafferty, Threshold CEO, discusses the fallout from lifting of the eviction ban and as record numbers of properties go to Airbnb he says approved housing bodies must take on a bigger role in providing affordable tenancies.

Record homeless figures as properties listed on Airbnb rise

Sunil Sharpe, DJ and spokesperson for the Give Us The Night campaign, on delays in reforming Ireland's licensing laws.

Reforms of Ireland’s licensing laws will not be implemented by Christmas

Fiachra Ó Cionnaith speaks to food delivery drivers and riders protesting in Dublin city centre about their concerns over recent violent assaults and robberies and Antoinette Cunningham, General Secretary of the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors, discusses the calls for changes to Garda recruitment and retirement age.

Concerns remain over violence and crime in Dublin city centre 

Saeed Shah, South Asia Correspondent for The Wall Street Journal discusses a possible suicide attack at political rally in Pakistan that killed at least 44 people.

At least 44 killed in blast at Pakistan political rally

Paul O'Flynn reports from Brisbane ahead of the Republic of Irelands final game at the FIFA Women's World Cup.

Ireland prepare for final Women's World Cup game 

Kieran McCarthy, Cork City Lord Mayor, on the closure of Cork City Library on Saturday when protestors hung a banner over the front door.

Cork City Library forced to close due to protest

Vladimir Putin

Diana Magnay, Sky News' Moscow Correspondent, discusses Russia's striking of three Ukrainian drones over Moscow, and potential peace talks between Russia and Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin says he does not reject the idea of peace talks on Ukraine

Úruému Adéjinmi, Fianna Fáil Councillor, and Mayor of Longford, on the upcoming Ireland v Nigeria game at the FIFA Women's World Cup.

Divided loyalties for some in Ireland v Nigeria game

Padraic Kissane, financial advisor &amp; member of the Irish Banking Culture Board, on what interest rate rises mean for mortgage holders.

Call on banks to ensure mortgage holders don't fall into arrears as interest rates rise

I know you guys are probably short staffed with COVID-19, but please remember, many of us abroad depend on Morning Ireland for our daily news updates from home. Please recommence the timely posting of podcasts. There’s no point doing it 12 hours after the broadcast!

Forgetting its overseas listeners

The Washington correspondent for The Irish Times is ill informed. I have heard her also on The Marian Finucane show where she was also disappointing.
The Business Post Washington correspondent is very good.
RTE should pay more attention to the news sources it uses.

Bad News Sources

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