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Every dog gets its day on new charity calendar

EVERY dog should have its day and a Limerick podcaster is ensuring that, throughout 2024, dogs will have 365 of them in a charity calendar.

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Rory O Connor to be honoured with Alumnus Illustrissimus award from St Columb s old boys

Rory O Connor to be honoured with Alumnus Illustrissimus award from St Columb s old boys
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Ethnic minorities mental health explored at conference

Mental health issues are seen as a taboo in some cultures, says campaigner Beverly Simpson.

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Catholics FOUR times more likely to be jailed than Protestants in Northern Ireland

Catholic children in Northern Ireland are four times more likely to end up in custody for criminal offences than Protestant kids, new figures reveal.

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Catholic kids four times more likely to be jailed than Protestant children in Northern Ireland, figures reveal

Catholic children in Northern Ireland are four times more likely to end up in custody for criminal offences than Protestant kids, figures have revealed.

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