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Union Blows Whistle On 'Big Techs' EU Presidency Ambitions Impacting Workers

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By Clodagh Byrne
| Radio Nova Verified
The Communication Workers’ Union (CWU) says workers must not pay the cost for “Big Techs” ambitions for Ireland’s EU Presidency. This follows a round of mass-redundancy impacting staff at Tiktok’s Dublin office- with over 300 staff on-course to lose their jobs. The company which currently employs more than 2,000 people in Ireland, proposed cuts which are part of a restructuring that will also involve the creation of new roles in Dublin and the redeployment of current staff.
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No Wait Card Awareness Day shines a light on the fight for toilet access in Ireland

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By Clodagh Byrne
| Classic Hits 94-105FM Verified
For thousands of people across Ireland, life isn't as simple as it seems. When living with conditions such as Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, painful bladder syndrome, spinal injuries, or with a stoma, urgent access to a toilet can mean the difference between independence and isolation.
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61% Identify Mental Health As Ireland's Biggest Health Issue

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By Clodagh Byrne
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61% of Irish adults identify rising mental health issues as the country’s biggest health challenge. That's according to Clonmel Healthcare following the release of new research partnered with the consumer healthcare company, STADA. The comprehensive study, released today as part of the STADA Health Report 2026, surveyed public attitudes across 20 countries globally to explore the evolving relationship between patient self-empowerment, technology, and traditional healthcare systems.
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