Last night.
Morrison Hotel, Dublin 2
Irish-American academic and diplomat Samantha Power, former US Permanent Representative to the UN addressing an Institute of European Affairs (IIEA) gathering.
Last night.
Morrison Hotel, Dublin 2
Irish-American academic and diplomat Samantha Power, former US Permanent Representative to the UN addressing an Institute of European Affairs (IIEA) gathering.
The Astro Elroy – a single seater semi-autonomous passenger drone capable of 71km/h and 25 minutes of flight time carrying up to 116kg.
Although it has onboard controls for emergency manual override, the idea is that the passenger enters their chosen destination and the drone does the rest.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May and her former brexit minister Steve Baker
Steve Baker, a hard Brexiteer
Has made his position quite clear
If the cabinet go
For a deal he’ll vote no
Is May reaching her final frontier?
John Moynes
Pics: Getty
Broadsheet on the Telly returns tonight at 10pm streaming LIVE above and on our YouTube channel.
Join old friends, surprise guests and domestic pets as we take a TWO-HOUR overview of the week’s news from Ireland and ‘abroad’.
Topics under discussion will include: Brexit, Cannabis Oil, Tubridy/Casey and Minister Zappone and the Mother and Baby Homes.
Plus movies and bukes.
Some swearing.
Previously: Broadsheet on the Telly
We were pushed into a bailout to save the European Banking System
I would like to see an European Central Bank with democratic control rather than an illusion of Independence, in reality it means it acts to benefit the big banks. @paulmurphy_TD#Dail #rtept pic.twitter.com/fmPfxcA4dk
— Mick Caul (@caulmick) November 8, 2018
This afterenoon.
Paul Murphy TD grills the European Central Bank’s Mario Draghi over the bailout and his predecessor’s threat to the late Finance Minister Brian Lenihan during an appearance by the ECB chief at a Joint Oireachtas Finance Committee meeting.
Meanwhile…
The Irish economy has seen a particularly strong expansion in recent years. Ireland is now growing at the fastest pace of any euro area country,” he said.
“Unemployment has been falling too, and now stands well below the euro area average.
“This is all the more impressive given the severe crisis Ireland went through and the legacies it is dealing with, including high private debt and arrears.”
He said policies need to put in place to protect the exchequer and deal with “legacy vulnerabilities” in the system – especially the level of non-performing loans.
ECB chief warns Irish economy most at risk of overheating and Brexit (irish Examiner)
Meanwhile…
@JMcGuinnessTD now confronts ECB about "the honest whistleblower" @WhistleIRL and his disclosures of liquidity issues at Unicredit. "you have to look at the people". He's demanding recognition for Jonathan Sugarman. Fair play. pic.twitter.com/RVDbHFLkZl
— NAMAwinelake (@namawinelake) November 8, 2018
Meejaw news: Paul Williams is leaving Newstalk Breakfast pic.twitter.com/pyJjPYEaai
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) November 8, 2018
Mmf.