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Simon Coveney, Minister for Agriculture explains how the EU wide testing of meat products will proceed
Maree Gallagher, Food Law & Crisis Management expert, says a European Food Fraud investigation unit is needed to deal with the horse meat scandal
Fiona Forde, journalist based in South Africa, discusses reports that Oscar Pistorius has admitted shooting his girlfriend at their Pretoria home, claiming he mistook her for a burglar
David Learmont, Operations Editor of Flight Global, explains how the merger of American Airlines and US Airways will create the world's largest airline
Adrian Edwards, spokesperson for the UN refugee agency UNHCR, says it has reached north-west Syria for just the second time, after complex negotiations to enter the country
Brendan McCabe, Deputy President of the Irish Primary Principals' Network, says principals want to hire unemployed teachers but the inability to find new graduates in some areas makes this impossible
Daniel Schrag, Harvard-based geologist and Obama adviser, talks about climate change, wind-energy, fracking and other issues to be discussed at this weekend's 'Climate Gathering' in Co Clare (he's also at NUIG today 11.30am)
Listen to a longer version of Cathal Mac Coille's interview with Daniel Schrag. Mr Schrag will be a speaker at the The Climate Gathering at the Burren in Co Clare. More information at www.climategathering.org
Sean Moynihan, Chief Executive of ALONE, says demand for their services increased by 25% last year.
Laura Whelan reports on how the announcement of Pope Benedict's resignation in Latin may help bring the language back into fashion
Cian McCormack investigates the science behind Love
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Kerry teenager Donal Walsh has died after losing his battle with cancer.
He passed away at his home in Blennerville, County Kerry, surrounded by his dad Fionnbar, his mother Elma and his sister Jemma.
Donal, aged 16, had publicly appealed to young people not to end their lives. He wrote a letter which brought him to national prominence.
He had been battling cancer since he was first diagnosed four years ago, and had raised over €50,000 for charity.
Weeks before his death, Donal recorded a video message to be circulated in schools.
Fr Francis Nolan, parish priest of St. John's in Tralee, was with Donal Walsh's family in the hours after his death
Minister of State for Mental Health Kathleen Lynch paid tribute to Donal's 'generosity of spirit'