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Unionism 'doesn't have to celebrate' after Jeffrey Donaldson scandal (opens the original)
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Deirdre Heenan, professor of social policy at Ulster University and political commentator, told The Pat Kenny Show that this year didn’t feel like unionism was to be celebrated. Traditionally, July 12th is a day of celebration for the loyalist community, but this year it doesn't feel like anything should be celebrated. Following a tumultuous couple of years culminating in last month's conviction of former DUP leader Geoffrey Donaldson for the gravest of sex offences, many unionists may feel they
War in Ukraine has reached a 'turning point' (opens the original)
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Around 50 people died in the Ukrainian capital following strikes last week. For months, Vladimir Putin has pursued a strategy of attrition, betting that Russia could simply outlast Kyiv and its Western allies. Now there are signs that that calculation may be under pressure. Russian advances on the battlefield are slowing, casualties are mounting, Ukrainian drones are striking deep inside Russia. Emmanuelle Shah, Ukraine correspondent for France 24, told The Pat Kenny Show that the situation in U
Memorandum of understanding between Iran and US 'in limbo' (opens the original)
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Mr Lucas told Newstalk the situation needed to evolve to improve Republican prospects ahead of the Midterm election. Commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz is once again under threat putting Iran and US relations at a standstill. President Trump himself has cast doubt on whether the peace agreement is still alive. At the same time,Washington is wrestling with a bitter political battle over funding the conflict. Questions are also mounting over President Trump's latest move to dismiss t
Dungarvan oyster farm appeals to local community after mass losses (opens the original)
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The industry faces possible ruin after three catastrophic die-offs in the last seven years. In one way or another, water is a defining feature of life in Ireland. So are oysters. Water is used for business and for leisure, and much of our tourism economy is based on it. So maintaining its quality is a serious matter. And to date, Ireland’s record has been somewhat patchy. The general manager of a Dungarvan-based oyster farm, Cliona Mhic Giolla Chuda, told The Pat Kenny Show that an increasing am
Parenting: ‘My daughter has fallen in with a bad group of friends' (opens the original)
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“She was isolated and unhappy in first year, and it took her a long while to find a group of friends who accepted her” This week on Parenting, a mother is worried that her daughter’s new friends may be a bad influence on her and is looking for advice on how to communicate this. “They don't seem to have high expectations of themselves, and I fear this is rubbing off on my daughter”, she told Moncrieff. “My daughter used to be academic and like her study, and now she's showing less interest and ev
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