Morning Ireland

Kevin Nolan, lecturer in physics at TU Dublin, discusses the five-country mission to collect rocks from Mars's moon Phobos.

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Barbara Condon, CEO of Ruhama, on a 31% rise of women being trafficked into Ireland for sexual exploitation. 

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Catherine Guilyardi, Paris-based journalist gives us the latest on the social unrest in the French capital in the wake of President Macron's address to the nation.

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Austin Stack on the impending State apology for the failings in the investigations into the death of his father, prison officer Brian Stack, by the IRA over 40 years ago.

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Presented by Darren Frehill.

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Crime Correspondent, Paul Reynolds reports on the arrest of two men and a teenager following a garda pursuit of a stolen car on the M50 in Dublin yesterday evening.

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Marc O’Driscoll, Southeast Correspondent, reports from Waterford city ahead of today's funeral mass at the Sacred Heart Church for Kim and Phillip English and their sons Callum and Jayden, following an arson attack on their home on Tuesday morning.

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Mary Regan, Irish Independent Political Editor, discusses the details of a potential tax of seven per cent of the value of derelict properties if owners fail to take remedial action.

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Presented by Moira Hannon. 

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Brian O'Donovan, our Work and Technology Correspondent, discusses the public sector pay talks which are due to begin today.

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