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Hard times for former Gresham owner who once had world at his feet
John Joseph Murphy recently suffered a heart attack 24 hours after being questioned in court about his unpaid €3.5million bank loans. TheCity.ie’s Paul Caffrey, who’s been in court covering this extraordinary case as it’s developed since February, profiles this Wexford businessman and explores…
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Tokyo Olympics are postponed until 2021 – how did it get to this point?
The President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe agreed to postpone the 2020 Olympic games due to Covid-19
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The dawn of a new era: TU Dublin Aungier Street campus enters the market for €110m
Its sale will signal a new era for TU Dublin and the new Grangegorman campus, according to the university’s president.
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‘The stark reality is that Irish Travellers are one of the most vulnerable groups in this crisis’
Prominent members of the Irish Traveller community have referenced the stark health inequalities in light of Covid-19
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‘Art and nature can help to erase the stigma associated with addiction,’ says founder of treatment centre
The founder of an addiction and mental health treatment centre in Athy, Co Kildare, has said that artwork and a return to nature can help people in their battle against addiction and mental health issues. TheCity.ie’s Kim O’Leary speaks to Declan Nolan, who…
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How a controversial diet helped one woman combat her chronic skin condition
Edel’s eczema covered her whole body. No treatment worked until she tried the keto diet
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Watch: Netflix release anime giant Studio Ghibli’s entire film collection
Don’t know who or what Studio Ghibli is? Want to know more? TheCity is here to help!
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‘If it dominates your life… you are not free’ – What does Zen Buddhism teach us about controlling anger?
TheCity.ie’s Ayumi Miyano interviewed Zen Buddhist priest Myozan Kodo about the religion’s influence on mindfulness
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‘Women’s rights were sidelined throughout the process’ – Afghan women and minorities fear consequences of US-Taliban peace deal
As the Trump administration scrambles to end US military involvement in Afghanistan ahead of November’s Presidential Election, The City’s Cameron Weymes examines the consequences of largely excluding women and ethnic minorities from the recent ‘peace deal’ between the Taliban and the US. On…
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‘It’s not about bravery…some people never tell, and that’s okay’ – Examining why rape can be too difficult to report
TheCity.ie’s Paul Caffrey investigates why many rape victims in Ireland find it so hard to report their ordeal – and sometimes, never tell anyone of their experience.
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