On the Record Newspaper Panel September 17th

Barristers working in the criminal courts will withdraw their services next Tuesday, October 3rd in an effort to get pay cuts that were introduced following the financial crash reversed. Joining Sean Defoe On the Record to discuss this is Sara Phelan SC, Chair of the Council of The Bar of Ireland.

Joining Sean Defoe On The Record to go through the top stories in the Sunday papers is Michelle Murphy, Research and Policy Analyst at Social Justice Ireland & Tanya Ward, Children's Rights Alliance Chief Executive.

Joining Sean Defoe On the Record this morning is Minister for Justice and Fine Gael TD for Meath East, Helen McEntee. Together they discuss the ongoing dispute over rosters between Garda Commissioner Drew Harris and the GRA, barristers withdrawing their services on October 3rd in an effort to get pay cuts that were introduced following the financial crash reversed, as well as staffing issues in the defense forces, and more.

Budget 2024 will be unveiled by Michael McGrath and Paschal Donohoe on October 10th. Among the many other considerations for the government is whether to reduce taxes on rental incomes in an effort to persuade landlords to stay in the market. But would this work if they did so? Joining Sean Defoe On the Record to discuss is Ivana Bacik, leader of the Labour Party & Pat Davitt, Chief executive of the Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers

After almost 5 years at Marconi House, Gavan Reilly bids farewell to On the Record and Newstalk. From his beginnings as a regular contributor on the show to becoming its presenter in March 2019, Gavan's tireless dedication to his craft as a journalist has been the backbone of the Sunday mornings here at the station. In Gavan's final podcast, he takes a moment to thank those who have supported him throughout the years and the listeners who make On the Record a part of their mornings each and every Sunday.