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Doubts over Belfast illumination for Safe Abortion Day (opens the original)
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Belfast City Hall cannot confirm whether or not a planned illumination of its building today to mark International Safe Abortion Day will go ahead. The National Women's Council (NWC), an all-island body, has expressed its "deep disappointment" over what it believes is the halting of the planned illumination. A vote to illuminate the Belfast City Hall building, in solidarity with Safe Abortion Day, was voted on and passed by the council in August. International Safe Abortion Day is a global event
Call for scoliosis inquiry to focus on harm to children (opens the original)
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A solicitor who represents families of children with scoliosis, spina bifida and other issues has warned that if the recommendations of the Government's scoping report on child spinal care is followed "hundreds of families will be excluded". Raymond Bradley, managing partner of the legal firm Malcomson Law, said the inquiry into child spinal care in Ireland "ought to be about the harm that's occurred to children".... about "the loss of quality of life that has occurred to those children and the
'Appalling' - Clare protesters say Trump not welcome (opens the original)
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While thousands came out on the streets of Dublin to protest the private visit of US president Donald Trump, there were smaller numbers in Co Clare. "We're welcoming a man, who we should not be welcoming to this country in any way, shape or form," said Grainne Carr, a protester at Doonbeg village. Ms Carr was one of around 30 protesters who came to village to demonstrate against the visit. Protesters gathered yesterday in view of the golf spectators being bussed to watch the Irish Open at the Tr
Call for HSE to implement care pathway for Huntington's (opens the original)
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The family of a woman who was only diagnosed with Huntington's disease more than a decade after she first began displaying symptoms has called for the HSE to implement a care pathway for the rare disease. Huntington's disease is a rare, progressive disease which damages nerve cells in the brain - affecting speech, movement, cognition and mood. It is thought it affects around 1,000 people in Ireland, with a one-in-two chance that someone carrying the gene will pass it on to their child. Last mont
Hosepipe ban helping to restore supplies - Uisce Éireann (opens the original)
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The hosepipe ban is already having an impact in restoring Uisce Éireann's drinking water supplies, the water utility has said. Asset strategy senior manager at Uisce Éireann Mairéad Conlon said the nationwide ban is needed to ease pressure on the water utility's reservoirs. A nationwide hosepipe ban came into effect on Friday but the Water Conservation Order, as it is officially called, had already been in place for the Greater Dublin Area along with parts of Wexford, Wicklow, Meath, Kildare and
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