The charity world is in turmoil over governance issues, but they face a bigger problem: the two philanthropic organisations that provide 86% of all charitable funding in Ireland are winding down.

With government cuts and individual donations dropping too, Ireland’s charities face a funding cliff. Who should save them? Individuals, or the government?

Sarah discussed this on Talking Point today. Her panel were:

• Gina Menzies, theologian and medical ethic lecturer.
• Seamus Mulconry, Executive Director of Philanthropy Ireland
• Harry Browne, journalism lecturer at DIT and author of The Frontman: Bono (In the Name of Power).

You can listen back below, and let us know your thoughts on Twitter: @talkingpointnt.