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Irish Examiner
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No constraints exist on election wagers, says watchdog, as by-elections attract $1m in bets
The Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland said a new licensing regime is being rolled out under the Gambling Regulation Act 2024
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'The State will be failing her': Parents wrote to Government over 'deeply distressing' SNA cuts
Department of Education received more than 150 messages from families, special needs assistants, and school staff warning of how children with additional needs would be left distressed and excluded
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System to provide 'life-changing' benefits of libraries to pupils has 'collapsed', organisation says
'That the majority of schools in Ireland have to rely on donations of books in one of the wealthiest countries in Europe, one with a world-renowned literary heritage, is nothing short of scandalous.'