Tonight with Vincent Browne
Monday's show will discuss the resignation which has shocked Leinster House.
Vincent will be joined by George Lee, Fine Gael's Health Spokesman James Reilly and Shane Coleman of the Sunday Tribune.
Plus to preview Tuesday's papers, we will have Niamh Lyons of the Irish Daily Mail, and Ian Kehoe of the Sunday Business Post.
Tune in Monday to Thursday at 11.05pm
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Thu 04 Feb: 11.05pm
It's World Cancer Day so the panel discuss the lack of access to treatment for people in the public
Wed 03 Feb: 11.05pm
The panel discusses the possibility of major disruption in the public sector with all out strikes on
Wed 02 Feb: 11.05pm
Vincent and his guest panel discuss the crisis in the political system and why it is failing.
Mon 01 Feb: 11.05pm
Vincent and his panel discuss the extensive media coverage of the Eamonn Lillis trial.
Thurs 28 Jan: 11.05pm
The panel discuss the issues of the week including NI crisis talks and interest rate hikes.
Wed 27 Jan: 11.05pm
Topics include the new Apple iPad, the British Iraq inquiry, Manchester United and Northern Ireland.
Tues 26 Jan: 11.05pm
The panel analyse the government's 'Vision for Change' document on mental health.
Mon 25 Jan: 11.05pm
The panel analyse how business-people accused of criminal conduct have escaped prosecution.
Thurs 21 Jan: 11.05pm
Vincent and the panel look back on Obama's first year in office and discuss Friday's newspapers.
Wed 20 Jan: 11.05pm
Judges have been exempted for a form of compulsory taxation, which other public servants must pay.
Vincent Browne has been in journalism since 1968.
He was Northern News Editor of The Irish Press group 1970-'72, with Independent Newspapers from 1973 to 1977.
He founded and launched Magill magazine in 1977. Vincent was Editor of The Sunday Tribune from 1983 to 1994.
He is a columnist with The Irish Times and The Sunday Business Post.
He broadcast on RTE radio from 1996 to last June.
He was editor and publisher of Village magazine and is writing a biography of Charles Haughey.
Vincent is married to Jean Learmond and they have two children, Emma and Julia.
