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Irish Independent
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Irish Examiner
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Vaping: New law will ban flavoured and colourfully-packaged vapes
The proposed ban on flavoured vapes — and curbing the colours used in packaging — has passed through the Dáil
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NCPE chief under fire for his 'cost-effectiveness' comment on life-saving drugs
Michael Barry made his comments after a review into the approval of new medicines was announced — in the wake of Craig Coady's plea for Friedreich’s ataxia drug
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'At least they'll have someone to converse with': Only two pupils enrolled in new gaelcholáiste
Controversial decision announced in 2024 to transition the famous secondary school to an Irish-medium institute