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Eamon Ryan his new plans to reduce car use
Eamon Ryan, Green Party Leader & Minister for the Environment, Climate, Communications and Transport.
The national demand management strategy is going to change a lot of things going forward. We discuss this with the Minister and got an overview of the strategy. -
Fuel prices set to rise again
Fuel prices will increase in stores for consumers from Monday. We speak to Shane was David Horgan, Chairman of Petrel Resources.
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Minister for Justice Helen McEntee
Minister for Justice Helen McEntee spoke to Shane this morning to discuss new plans for asylum seekers.
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The impact catcalling has on women
"It can happen in many contexts, whether it’s simply walking to your local coffee shop in the morning or heading to your GP for an appointment. But one of the most insidious – and common – spaces for catcalling is wherever a woman has gone to run”
Ciara asked Journalist and Author of Millennial Love, Olivia Petter what prompted her to write this piece? -
The pubs that still close on Good Friday
What are your plans for the long weekend? For some, it will be filled with chocolate but for others it’s still very much a religious occasion. It’s six years now since the Good Friday alcohol ban was lifted and very few pubs have stuck with the tradition. Our reporter, Josh Crosbie has found a publican who will be closing his doors and also asked people where the sourced a drink, back in the day.
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20 Years of the smoking ban
Tomorrow will mark 20 years since the smoking ban was introduced in Ireland. The initial outrage slowly turned to acceptance and eventually smoke free sighs of relief. Speaking to Shane this morning Chris Macey, Director of Advocacy and Patient Support, Irish Heart Foundation.