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Tánaiste Simon Harris believes Netflix series 'Adolescence' should be compulsory viewing in secondary schools. Richard Hogan, author and family therapist, and Tríona O'Connor (Criminologist) discuss the idea.
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Minister Carroll MacNeill visits University Hospital Limerick
Minister Jennifer Carroll McNeill's visit comes after publication of an interim HIQA report into whether the MidWest region needs a second emergency department and as the HSE faces the threat of industrial action. John Cooke reports.
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Calls for insurance reform amid claims litigation costs are 'spiralling'
A report published today has found that almost 70% of injury insurance claims were settled through litigation in 2023, rather than via the States’s Injuries Resolution Board. Brian Hanley, CEO of the Alliance for Insurance Reform, reacts to the report.
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Labour calls for action on young carers
The Labour Party has brought a motion today before the Dáil demanding action for young carers with as many as 67,000 individuals between the ages of 10 to 17 providing unpaid regular care. We're joined by Sarah Ann Buday, a young carer from Tuam who presented at the Dáil and Catherine Cox, Head of Communications and Policy at Family Carers Ireland.
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Illicit masses being held in Derry
Illicit masses are being held in Derry where priests are administering the sacraments without the authority of the Catholic Church. The Bishop of Derry has issued a warning about the services carried out by a controversial fundamentalist Christian Group - SSPX Resistance. Barry Lenihan reports.
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