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Vincent Browne, 17th Sept 2009
NAMA’d out? Don’t worry, Vincent has the answer. What you need is a second special Lisbon Treaty show. You’ll soon be longing to hear about haircuts and Long Term Economic Value. Proinsias De Rossa MEP and Mary-Lou McDonald Not-MEP thrash about before Mannix Flynn joins them to look at the papers.
Vincent Browne, 16th Sept 2009
Even without looking I have a feeling tonights topics might just be NAMA related. *Looks* Yup. I thought so.
Shane Hegarty on Liveblogging the first Late Late Show
If you missed it in Saturday’s Irish Times, here’s the link to Shane Hegarty’s Present Tense column where he discusses the joy of Liveblogging the first Turbridy Late Late Show. A taster: “It was clear that Twitter added something special. It brought honesty, gut reactions, a lot of intelligence and some great jokes.”
Vincent Browne, 15th Sept 2009
Longstanding Liveblog heart-throb Thomas Byrne TD joins Vincent to discuss ‘the position of Fianna Fail in the public affections’. Also, Ken Foxe from the Sun Tribune on John O’Donoghue’s expensive tastes and Alison O’Connor (Sunday Business Post), Sarah McInerney (Sunday Times). What would we do without Sunday Papers?
Vincent Browne, 14th Sept 2009
Ian Kehoe of the Sun Business Post, and Michael Clifford from the Sun Trib take a peep at Zoe before being joined by Edel Kennedy of the Indo and Anton Savage of no known publication.
The Late Late Show, 11th Sept 2009
After last week’s pretty barnstorming performance, and consequent ratings smash, Ryan Tubridy trots down his tiny showbiz staircase again to do it all again. Hashtag, by public demand: #latelate
Vincent Browne, 10th Sept 2009
Classic! Alan Ruddock of the Sunday Independent, Patricia Callan of the Small Firms Association, Justine McCarthy of the Sunday Times and… wait for it… Eugene McCartan of the Communist Party of Ireland. #vinb For the Win!
Prime Time, 10th Sept 2009
The Taoiseach Brian Cowen continues his charm/offensive over NAMA and Lisbon. And the Prime Time team report on children in care before having Minister Barry Andrews on to insist that despite all the evidence to the contrary, he is thinking of the children. Or, you know, doing his job.
Vincent Browne, 9th Sept 2009 #vinb
Coming up like a freight train, its NAMARAMA! Robbie Kelleher head of research at Davy Stockbrokers and Brian Lucey of Trinity College are tonight’s NAMAs in Pyjamas.
Vincent Browne, 8th September 2009 #vinb
Vincent Browne presents his brand new, not in the slightest way like the old News show, Entertainment and Lifestyle programme. Tonight: Peter v Katie, we go in depth.
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