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Journalist Barry Cummins discusses his new book examining the Tina Satchwell case and years of investigation into a chilling murder

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Government advised EU procurement rules prevent factoring past performance into contract awards despite ongoing delays at flagship project

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Women in public life facing increasingly sophisticated forms of online violence, UN warns

Taoiseach says BAM cannot be barred from State contracts despite children’s hospital delays

The Mick Clifford Podcast: Barry Cummins discusses Tina Satchwell case and new book

UN Women said artificial intelligence was making 'abuse easier and more damaging'

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Video criticising Northern Ireland Troubles Bill featured footage of Kemi Badenoch condemning the legislation and was overlaid, in part, with archive clips of British soldiers

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Tories apologise after using footage of Bloody Sunday in social media clip

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Recent cases highlight concerns about surveillance and privacy, as Margaret E Ward explores how technology may affect women’s safety

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Around 240,000 customers affected as rising wholesale costs drive increases, with further hikes from other suppliers expected

The Deirdre O’Shaughnessy Podcast: Concerns grow around surveillance and technology’s impact on women

Energy bills to jump €170 as PrepayPower hikes prices for 240,000 customers

Irish Examiner

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Union warns staffing shortages and system pressures are driving rising trolley numbers despite relatively mild conditions across the health service

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Hospital overcrowding hits record April high with 11,175 patients on trolleys, INMO says

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One In 100 people is affected by coeliac disease in Ireland, but it is often mistaken for other conditions

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Could you be living with coeliac disease? Here are the signs to look out for

Across Ireland and around the world, technology has quickly become one of the most powerful and insidious tools of control, harassment and intimidation wielded against women and girls. So, why haven't regulators and governments restricted them?

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Margaret E Ward: Technology’s war on women — the new coercive control and confinement

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We are drinking less as a whole, and younger generations are drinking significantly less, but wine is not dead yet.

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Wine with Leslie: Young people are drinking less wine — I picked three bottles they should try

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