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From The 42
The Masters
'I didn’t want to play like an absolute idiot': Co Down's Tom McKibbin on his first taste of Augusta
Carroll Wiseman
Artemis II crew emotional as they name 'bright spot' on Moon for late wife of mission commander
Hospital Violence
'I had no choice but to take the beating': Surging violence and aggression in Irish hospitals
Doctor and Nursing unions say overcrowding and delays are a factor in the rising number of incidents.
An average of 18 incidents recorded every day across three years
More than €3m paid out for related cases by State Claims Agency
One hospital is now trialling stab vests for security personnel
Monday
6 Apr
strait of hormuz
Trump threatens entirety of Iran could be 'taken out' on Tuesday as ceasefire deal is rejected
Augusta National
Five things I won't be able to do while reporting from The Masters this week
Gavin Cooney is at one of the world’s most famous golf courses as Rory McIlroy bids to defend his Masters title.
terenure cross
Gardaí appealing for witnesses after pedestrian seriously injured in Dublin bus crash
Teacher recruitment
Teaching becoming unaffordable as just over one third enter profession on full-time hours
Presidential tribute
President pays tribute to 'extraordinary career' of Irish language poet, Gabriel Rosenstock
Patrick and Lisa Kelleher
Irish couple accused of misappropriating charity funds for Australian children's hospitals
Private ADHD Care
‘There was a gap in the market’: Inside one of Ireland’s booming private ADHD clinics
Patients who were diagnosed with ADHD by one online-only clinic say they faced delayed care and missing documentation, and had to pay hundreds to switch providers.
That gap can “be serviced quite easily once you have any medical qualification”, The Journal Investigates hears.
Some online providers simply 'disappear', while others get overwhelmed by demand.
ireland united
United Ireland: Irish language and culture are back, but what does the island's future look like?
Energy Crisis
Nurses say cost of living has forced them to cut back on groceries and family trips in the car
zoom UNIVERSITY
'A screen and silence': Our readers' sad and lonely experiences of college during the pandemic
Sunday
5 Apr
The 42 GAA Weekly
League finals review: Limerick beat Cork, Clare hold off Dublin
Fintan O’Toole and Denis Hurley run the rule over today’s hurling finals in the Gaelic Grounds.
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