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Barry Gallagher

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  • Presenter and Reporter, RTÉ2
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As seen in: RTÉ2, Fabulous, The Irish Times, RTÉ, The Irish Sun, TheJournal.ie, Behind the Ballot, Behind the Story
Reporter with @rtenews • Reach me at barry.gallagher@rte.ie
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The George marks forty years of pride

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By Barry Gallagher Verified
| Behind the Story
First established in 1985, and officially opening in 1986, the South Great George's Street staple has grown through a period that spans the most significant social and legislative changes for the LGBTQ+ community in modern Irish history – having opened six years before homosexuality was decriminalised in 1993. General Manager Darragh Flynn has been with the venue for 15 years.
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President launches initiative introducing currach boats on River Liffey

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By Barry Gallagher Verified
| Behind the Story
Updated / Sunday, 29 Mar 2026 15:33 The programme aims to increase participation in water sports on the Liffey, while also highlighting Ireland's maritime and Irish-language heritage President Catherine Connolly has launched a new initiative that will see traditional currach boats introduced to the River Liffey for public use.
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Minister open to new dentists working in public system

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By Barry Gallagher Verified
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Updated / Saturday, 31 Jan 2026 15:19 The Irish Dental Association earlier this month said that the public dental treatment service is in a state of crisis Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has said that the idea of requiring newly qualified dentists to spend a period of time working in the public system - was worth exploring to address access problems in public dentistry.
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