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The challenges facing Ireland's youngest, most untested Taoiseach
The challenges facing Ireland's youngest, most untested Taoiseach

On Tuesday, Simon Harris will be officially voted into office by TDs in Dáil Éireann and become the new Taoiseach.


Harris, who is the youngest ever Ta…

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What is behind the rise in ‘school phobia’?
What is behind the rise in ‘school phobia’?

Nearly three years have passed since Irish schools started reopening in March 2021 and children began returning to the educational environment that w…

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Country lane to fashion destination: the history of Grafton Street
Country lane to fashion destination: the history of Grafton Street

From stately townhouses to cinema screens and Turkish baths, Grafton Street has had a fascinating and varied history. But how did it evolve to become…

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How ex-Irish soldiers are training a rogue Libyan militia
How ex-Irish soldiers are training a rogue Libyan militia

In Libya, former members of the Irish Defence Forces, including men who served in the elite Army Rangers Wing have been providing training for a mili…

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The Israel-Iran proxy war has escalated - now what?
The Israel-Iran proxy war has escalated - now what?

On Monday, suspected Israeli war planes bombed the Iranian consulate in Syria’s capital city of Damascus, marking a major escalation in Israel’s war …

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How controversial president Javier Milei is changing Argentina
How controversial president Javier Milei is changing Argentina

When he was elected president last November, Javier Milei promised to fix Argentina's ailing economy and divided society with radical reforms. How is…

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The crisis at Boeing has cost its management their jobs. But are the planes safe to fly?
The crisis at Boeing has cost its management their jobs. But are the planes safe to fly?

This episode was first published in January 2024.


A door that blew off a Boeing 737 Max shortly after take-off was not properly secured after mainten…

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As the clocks go forward, here's how to get a better night's sleep
As the clocks go forward, here's how to get a better night's sleep

How much is enough sleep? What is the best time to go to bed? What counts as a good night’s sleep?


Is there any point in taking a nap and how long sho…

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Why Isis still poses a deadly threat - and what the Moscow attack means for Ukraine
Why Isis still poses a deadly threat - and what the Moscow attack means for Ukraine

The Moscow attack which killed at least 137 people and injured many more was carried out by an Isis affiliate called Isis-K.


On today’s In the News po…

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The toll of war on the children of Gaza
The toll of war on the children of Gaza

At least 13,000 children have died in Gaza in the last six months; more than in 4 years of global conflict. Despite the UN Security Council calling f…

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