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Sep 25, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · RTÉ Kids

    Childhood cancer survivor Ruby shares her story (opens the original)

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    September marks Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, an opportunity to raise awareness of childhood cancer and the experiences of children, young people and families affected by it. Cathal Dowd was joined in studio by Childhood Cancer Ireland ambassador Ruby Shannon (12) who tells us all about it and her own story too - watch her interview at the top of this article. Ruby told news2day: "It's been a bit like hectic because people think they know the full story when they don't. Like they look at me

  2. Article · Sep 21, 2026 · RTÉ Kids

    Watch: The importance of Irish Sign Language (opens the original)

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    Irish Sign Language is the first language of over 5,000 Deaf people in Ireland. One of those is Luke Doyle, a Sixth Year student at the Holy Family School for the Deaf in Cabra, and he joined Cathal in the news2day studio to tell us more about ISL. Working with ISL Interpreter Orla MacCabe, Luke explained the importance of the language, and why people should learn it - the video plays out at the top of the article. Irish Sign Language Awareness Week, which runs alongside International Week of De

  3. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · RTÉ Kids

    news2day Explainer: EU plans to ban social media for under 13s (opens the original)

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    The European Commission has announced a plan to ban social media access for children under the age of 13 as part of the proposed Kids Act. Children between 13 and 15 would only be allowed to access 'mini' social media accounts with extra protections and controls. RTÉ's Work and Technology Correspondent Brian O'Donovan joined Cara in the news2day studio to tell us all about it. Click on the image up top to watch the news2day Explainer, and keep reading for more. Brian says: "The big message here,

  4. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · RTÉ Kids

    news2day Explainer: All about Donald Trump's visit to Ireland (opens the original)

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    This weekend, Donald Trump will become the 9th sitting US President to visit Ireland. But unlike the others before him, the focus of Mr Trump's visit will be golf. The US President owns the Trump International Golf Links and Hotel in Doonbeg, Co Clare, which is hosting this year's Irish Open golf tournament. But it's not just the fairways that Mr Trump is expected to swing by. The trip is being described as personal rather than an official state visit, but a number of political meetings are to b

  5. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · RTÉ Kids

    news2day Explainer: Could AI music change our tunes? (opens the original)

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    AI-generated music is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. But is it having an impact on the music we listen to? Jack McCarron from RTÉ Prime Time investigated this topic, and he came in to chat Cara and share his news2day Explainer - watch it now up top and read the Q&A below. AI music is basically music made with the help of artificial intelligence. There are tools now where you can type in the kind of song you want — the style, the mood, the instruments, even what you want the lyrics to

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