Newswire – Week 10
http://riverwalkguide.com/trade-binary-option-free-application/ trade binary option free application On this week’s Newswire, we look into the ongoing scandal within the Irish Farmers’ Association, legislation hoped to replace the 8th Amendment, possible industrial action from nurses and DCU’s RAG Rumble.
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http://iufrontvirtual.com/professional-outline-writing-service-uk/ professional outline writing service uk * Irish Farmer’s Association
http://www.atrae.org/sample-college-essay-about-community-service/ sample college essay about community service Following the recent IFA controversy involving former general secretary Pat Smith’s severance package and the resignation of their chairperson Eddie Downey, Leandro Pondoc spoke to Margaret Donnelly from Agriland, and began by asking her what was the reaction of the IFA Members to the ongoing scandal.
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* On Daesh and Islamist Extremism
To give an update on Daesh/ISIS/Islamic State their tactics and effect on world politics, Stephen Murphy spoke in studio with Maura Conway, DCU lecturer from the Law and Government department, starting off by asking her about Ireland’s inclusion in one of the latest videos released by Daesh.
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* Nurse’s Industrial Action
Aisling Loughlin spoke to I.N.M.O President Claire Mahon about the upcoming nurses strikes in Accident and Emergency departments. She started by asking what measures do they to ensure safety of patients during strikes.
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* The 8th Amendment and Alternatives.
The Labour Women Commission yesterday revealed legislation that they hope will replace the 8th amendment if it is repealed. Lisa O’Donnell spoke to Sinead Ahern from the organisation and began by asking her what exactly is included in this legislation.
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* Lack of Sewage Treatment Standards
Roisin Nestor spoke to David Shannon of the Environmental Protection Agency about urban areas in Ireland not meeting EU sewage treatment standards. She started by asking him what are the potential health risks of this.
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* Alcohol Marketing to Kids
A recent study carried out by the Health Promotions Research Centre at NUI Galway has shown that more than 90 per cent of children are exposed to alcohol marketing. Lisa O’Donnell spoke to Conor Cullen from Alcohol Action Ireland about the figures, and began by asking what is included in this form of marketing.
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* Fiscal Irresponsibility by the Government
Following criticism from the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council on the government’s supposed spending splurge on the Budget, said to be hearkening back to boom times, Stephen Murphy spoke with the council’s chief economist, Thomas Conefrey. He started off by asking what parts of the Budget deviated from so-called prudent economic and budget management.
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* Cancer Survival Rates
Following new figures showing a major difference in cancer survival rates between the richest and poorest survival rates in Ireland, Lisa O’Donnell spoke with Advocacy Officer for the Irish Cancer Society, Eoin Bradley. She started by asking what exactly are the differences between the different survival rates.
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* Stop Climate Chaos
Leading up to the Dublin Climate March which is taking place this Sunday, Roisin Nestor spoke to Ciara Kirrane from Stop Climate Chaos. She started by asking her how the preparations for the march were going.
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* International White Ribbon Day
Today is International White Ribbon Day, which is aiming to raise awareness of domestic abuse. Lisa O’Donnell spoke Chief Director of Women’s Aid, Margaret Martin and started off by asking how social media has changed the fabric of online abuse today.
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* RAG Rumble
This week, DCU’s Raising And Giving society hosted a charity boxing event, RAG Rumble which sees members from various societies battle it out for charity. Aisling Loughlin spoke to Caoimhe Ni Mhaolagain chairperson of DCU RAG. She began by asking what we could expect from the event.
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* DCU Diwali Fest
Roisin Nestor spoke to Anju Uday, Chair of Indian Soc about DCUs Diwali event that took place on Friday. She started by asking her to explain what Diwali is.
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