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the morning lead
'It's a mess': Concerns raised that children won't get treatment amid physio shortage in Dublin
Staff said it was “a body blow” to find out that certain vacant roles no longer existed after the HSE lifted a recruitment embargo in July.
The physio department in Temple Street hospital is currently only providing an emergency service
There are also a number of unfilled physio vacancies at Crumlin children's hospital and in community settings
Sunday
8 Sep 2024
Falling Through The Cracks
'People with schizophrenia are not dangerous, but untreated psychosis is'
A psychiatrist and a patient explain what Ireland can learn from Denmark’s approach to psychosis services.
From The 42
Cycling
Kilkenny Olympian Mia Griffin seals Rás na mBan title in double-stage finale
Griffin becomes the first Irish winner of the race since Olivia Dillon in 2013.
Rebecca Cheptegei
Funeral of murdered Olympic athlete Rebecca Cheptegei to be held in Uganda next week
Greenisland
Three boys aged between 10 and 11 charged with arson of church and church hall in Co Antrim
home ownership
Fine Gael junior minister calls for doubling of stamp duty on homes purchased by vulture funds
Interview
FG's new MEP on online abuse, fighting for farmers and why she thinks passenger cap will cost jobs
A former champion jockey, Carberry became a household name after appearances on Dancing with the Stars and Ireland’s Fittest Family. But her next job is somewhat different.
mood music
SF's plan for the arts includes tax reliefs and a promise to repatriate 'stolen' Irish artefacts
Saturday
7 Sep 2024
NEW MEP
Carberry wants to 'clean up' horse passport rules across EU after abuses exposed in Kildare abattoir
The newly elected MEP says she wants to prioritise reforms in horse traceability as work gets underway in the EU Parliament.
book extract
Mick Clifford: 'They were convinced they knew what had happened to Una and who was responsible'
Michel Barnier
Thousands of left-wing protestors take to streets of France against appointment of new PM
Reconciliation
Harris and Starmer agree to take Ireland-UK relationship to 'new level' with annual summits
Both leaders have agreed to begin annual summits from March 2025 as they seek to redefine the Ireland-UK relationship.
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