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Kate Varley

'Change is needed': A view from England's 'red wall'

The so-called 'red wall' in the north of England is a key target for Labour in the UK General Election, but there is mood for change in areas such as Leigh in the northwest.
UK • 21 Jun 24

'She went to our school!' Pupils on Adeleke's success

Pupils at Rhasidat Adeleke's old primary school in Dublin have been reflecting on her inspirational performances at the European Athletics Championships in Rome.
Ireland • 11 Jun 24

Surrogacy bill: Couple hope new laws give them 'choice'

A couple who plan to have a baby through surrogacy hope that proposed new legislation will bring their dream of becoming parents one step closer.
Ireland • 29 May 24

Junior minister in objection to airport expansion plans

A Minister of State is among at least 380 submissions to Fingal Council in relation to expansion plans for Dublin Airport.
Ireland • 31 Jan 24

How protected is Irish coastline from drug smuggling?

Ireland is at risk of becoming a "gateway" for drugs into the UK and Europe from across the Atlantic, according to a former senior Navy Commander.
Ireland • 14 Dec 23

No school for child due to teacher shortage - mother

A seven-year-old autistic child who does not have a school place due to a teacher shortage is suffering negatively as a result, his mother has said.
Ireland • 09 Sep 23

Lack of supports for disabled drivers 'shameful'

The Ombudsman for Public Services has criticised what he called a "shameful" lack of adequate support for drivers with disabilities.
Ireland • 14 Jun 23

School credits pilot project for attendance boost

For the pupils and teachers at St Vincent's Boys' Infant School in Dublin, a change is under way. Where once the school struggled with high absentee levels, particularly on Mondays and Fridays, attendance rates are now rising, with the boys reporting feeling happier coming to school.
Dublin • 13 Jun 23

Call for Hitler pencil to be withdrawn from auction

The founder of Holocaust Awareness Ireland has called for the sale of Adolf Hitler's pencil to be withdrawn from auction in Belfast next week.
Ulster • 31 May 23

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