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Andrew Lowth

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  • Multimedia Journalist, RTÉ
Dublin, Kilkenny
As seen in: RTÉ, Your Politics, Newstalk, 98FM, SPIN 1038, Today FM, Beat 102 103, Spin South West, Behind the Ballot, Behind the Story
Multimedia Journalist for Morning Ireland @rtenews. Sports fan. Any opinions expressed are my own and not representative of RTÉ. Email: andrew.lowth@rte.ie
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Government misses Assessments of Needs targets by 5,600

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By Andrew Lowth 
| Behind the Story
At the end of a plan to improve disability services for children, the Government has missed its own target for completed Assessments of Needs (AON) over a two-and-a-half year period. The HSE's Roadmap For Service Improvement 2023 to 2026 had included a target of 19,042 completed assessments, but according to the HSE's final report into the plan, it fell short by 5,600.
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Two cabinet ministers pledge support for taoiseach

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By Andrew Lowth 
| Behind the Story
Updated / Friday, 17 Apr 2026 06:02 Micheál Martin has been under pressure over the handling of the fuel crisis The Taoiseach has this morning secured the backing of two Cabinet ministers, who had been mentioned as potential successors to him as Fianna Fáil leader. Dara Calleary and Jim O'Callaghan have pledged their support for Micheál Martin, who had been facing pressure from within his own party after the government's handling of the response to the fuel protests.
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Calls for clearer timeline for implementation of late licencing law reforms

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By Andrew Lowth 
| Behind the Story
Reforms to late licencing laws that are aimed at extending opening times of pubs and nightclubs are set to be acted on "in due course", however there is no timeline for when any changes will be made to legislation. Previously, there were proposed changes approved by the last government but they never progressed through the Oireachtas. The Sale of Alcohol Bill 2022 aims to extend opening hours of pubs to 12:30am, late bars to 2:30am, and nightclubs to 6am.
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