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Since 2025, the Government has cut funding for foetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) by 86%, delayed warning labels on alcohol until 2028, and left up to 400k people without adequate support, with thousands more to be born with it in the coming years.
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With a population comparable to Tallaght but spread over nine times the land, Greater Drogheda’s parishes, civic groups, and leftists have launched a three-pronged attack against the bureaucratic red tape delaying the regeneration and reorganisation of the Boyneside.
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Sallins Man Osgur Breatnach, a survivor of the Irish State's most authoritarian era yet, will head to the Criminal Courts of Justice on Tuesday 21 July to have his wrongful prosecution formally certified a miscarriage of justice.
Critical Analysis
Defendants with additional challenges – including mental health issues, addiction, and homelessness – require the most time and effort, and will be the most affected by Jim O'Callaghan's austerity reforms.
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"We don’t want a handout, we don’t want to be made redundant, we want to work": 244-year-old Carlow College's staff, students, and supporters rail against the Government’s last-minute decision to shut college, cut jobs, and deprive local communities.
Critical Analysis
As Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael leave working class migrants for dead, Ireland's elite migrants face no backlash as they cling onto the coattails of Martin and Harris.
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A pro-Palestine coalition shut down an event hosted by an Evangelical Zionist group at Ireland’s oldest Protestant church.
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The HSE, stuck price haggling with a multinational pharmaceutical lobby consuming taxpayer money, declines to reimburse the only medication for a rare chronic disease.
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The Congolese Community in Ireland (CCI) has called a vigil on Dublin’s Henry Street from 12-2pm, Tuesday 19 May, in response to the alleged killing of Yves Sakila on Friday 15 May.
Critical Analysis
The dismantling of this culture of silence is key to the bridging of divides between South Asian communities – steered by our large middle class, the primary beneficiaries of this silence – and the broader Irish working class.