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Philip Boucher-Hayes

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  • Journalist and Reporter, RTÉ
Ireland
As seen in: RTÉ, Daily Mail, Irish Daily Mail, The Irish Times, Irish Independent, Irish Mirror, TheJournal.ie
Covers:  science, environment, consumer affairs, food, middle east, politics, eurozone, ireland, corporate governance, agriculture
TV & Radio shaped journalist. Countrywide and Hot Mess presenter on RTÉ Radio 1. Rising Tides presenter on RTÉ One TV.

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WHAT'S IRELAND EATING? PART 1 of 2

WHAT'S IRELAND EATING? PART 1 of 2

What is Ireland eating? What is it doing to our health and our economy? Could food, farming and shopping loca…

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WHAT'S IRELAND EATING? PART 2 of 2

WHAT'S IRELAND EATING? PART 2 of 2

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IPCC report makes case for a radically changed world

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By Philip Boucher-Hayes 
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Updated / Wednesday, 6 Apr 2022 06:04 Cities are going to have to effectively become non-motorised, as cars - yes, even EVs - make way for walking and cycling Q: What happens when you put 270 physics, chemistry and environment PhDs in a room for eight years? A: You get a revolutionary manifesto for changing the planet and saving humankind. Its arguments so irresistible, that 195 governments around the world have no alternative but to assent to its publication in their joint names.
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Gambling firms are betting on ethical change

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By Philip Boucher-Hayes 
| RTÉ
All bets are off for gambling firms as the increased focus on ethics is forcing the industry to change its business model. The digitalisation of betting changed the face of gambling, allowing gamblers to click on an app to bet on sports events or casinos at any time of the day or night. The tantalising risk involved in online gambling has proven to be as addictive and as destructive as alcohol and drugs.
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The lasting impact of austerity in Ireland, 10 years on

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By Philip Boucher-Hayes 
| RTÉ
If it doesn't seem like ten years since we played the national guessing game "Is the Troika here?", and then bounced Fianna Fáil out of government, that might be because our lives have got shorter since then. I had been meaning for some time to fact-check ads that the Department of Health had been running online claiming that our lives were getting longer and longer. But it was just one of those things I kept on forgetting to follow up on.
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