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Calls for the latte levy to be rolled out immediately
Killarney Coffee Cup Project participants are calling on the Government to act on Latte Levy. Killian Treacy, owner of LUNA coffee + wine explained why to Newstalk Breakfast.
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Michael McGrath destined for a job in Europe
The cabinet will today likely approve a move that will see Michael McGrath appointed as Ireland’s next European Commissioner.
As part of the current programme for government, the nominee will come from the Fianna Fáil party. We got the latest on this with Daniel McConnell Editor of The Business Post. -
"Fan culture has become unhinged in all the wrong ways"
Fan culture has become unhinged in all the wrong ways: obsessive, expensive, insanely well-groomed, sterile and self-monitoring. So says journalist and author Suzanne Harrington who spoke to Newstalk Breakfast this morning.
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How to avoid exorbitant data costs abroad
Holidaymakers can download one simple app to avoid exorbitant data costs abroad. Newstalk's Technology Correspondent Jess Kelly brings us the details.
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A tribunal into Defence Forces allegations highlighted by the Women of Honour will begin today
There has been mass outrage following the suspended sentence handed to soldier Cathal Crotty who beat 24-year-old Natasha O'Brien unconscious on a Limerick Street.
Diane Byrne, Member of the Women of Honour gave her reaction to the protests over the weekend. -
"Restricted dog breeds should be banned in Ireland"
Restricted dog breeds should be banned in Ireland. That's the call from Professor Jack Kelly, President of the Irish Association of Plastic Surgeons who spoke to Ciara this morning.