Rté - Morning Ireland

Presented by Fiona Kelly

Evelyn O’Rourke, Arts and Media Correspondent, reports as Taylor Swift brings her Eras Tour to Dublin this weekend, with over 150,000 “Swifties” set to descend on the capital.

Dublin city is facing into it's busy events weekend of the year which means an even busier weekend for traffic, RTE's Kieran Dineen reports.

After a poor showing in recent southern elections, how are Sinn Fein preparing for the Westminster campaign? RTE's Conor McCauley reports.

Will Goodbody, Business Editor, reports as Aer Lingus passengers face into a weekend of uncertainty as pilots’ union IALPA considers further strike action.

Minister for Public Expenditure Paschal Donohoe explains where he feels the Irish economy is at ahead of the Summer Economic Statement being prepared this week.

Yvonne Murray, Global Security Reporter based in New York, discusses the highlights of the first presidential debate of the 2024 US election race between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. Later, we hear reaction from Larry Donnelly, Law Lecturer at University of Galway and columnist with thejournal.ie.

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RTE's Agriculture Correspondent Joe Mag Raollaigh speaks to women taking part in female-only tractor training courses which have grown in demand.

Ger Deering, Information Commissioner, outlines details of his annual report which has found that some public bodies are using external legal advisers to outsource Freedom of Information decision making requests.

Aengus Cox reports from the UK on the final general election head-to-head between Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Labour Party leader Keir Starmer.

Kieran McQuinn, Research Professor with the ESRI explains the latest analysis on Ireland's economic growth.

Yvonne Murray, Global Security Reporter based in New York, previews the first presidential debate of the 2024 US election between Joe Biden and Donald Trump - the first ever debate between a sitting and former president.

Rachel Morrogh, CEO of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, outlines the findings of the organisation’s annual report, which highlights a record number of first-time callers to its National Rape Crisis Helpline.