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Ryanair navigating turbulent times
By Gavin Hyland Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary has decided to ground 25 of the airlines 400-strong fleet in order to stem the flow of cancellations this winter. Ryanair is often in the news but it is not their flash sales that have…
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Tensions running high in the campaign for medical cannabis
As Vera Twomey’s highly publicised fight for medical cannabis continues, Hannah Lemass explains the difference between CBD and THC cannabis medications
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What’s the deal with complaints about our broadcasters?
With the BAI publishing their decisions on recent complaints, Gary Ibbotson explores how a complaint about a broadcast gets dealt with by the governing body
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The cost of going green
With the ambitious emissions targets for 2020 having gone up in smoke, Cormac Murphy explores the cost of Ireland’s environmental record.
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Opinion: Seize the means of reproduction!
As the Citizen’s Assembly comes to a close, Zuzia Whelan considers the results and the response from government.
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Amazon’s electronic fashion police: the Echo Look
The future of fashion is well and truly here as Amazon’s latest offering rates the outfits you choose. Aoife Loughnane tries it on for size.
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National Maternity Hospital saga continues
With the new National Maternity Hospital swaddled in controversy, Hannah Lemass examines the reasons for the backlash
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Palestinian Flag to Fly Over City Hall in “Gesture of Solidarity”
Green, white and black with a red triangle – the Palestinian tricolour is not typically seen over Dublin City Hall, however, there is a proposal to fly the flag there next month. Cormac Murphy explores the debate.
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More than a fight for water
The water charges have been scrapped, Hannah Lemass found that the movement represents far more at the most recent Right2Water demonstration
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Learning on the job?
The low number of apprentices remains a legacy of Ireland’s economic crash, as Eimear Dodd learns
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