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As seen in: Irish Independent, NO ENCORE, Medium, Red Bull, The Sunday Independent, Belfast Telegraph, Letterboxd, JOE.ie, JOE, Her.ie, Business Post, Drowned in Sound and
Audio Producer @Independent_ie | Host @NoEncoreShow | Arts & Culture Journalist & Broadcaster
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Stephen Graham made incredible offer to adopt co-star after tragedy

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By Dave Hanratty Verified, Sarah McKenna Barry Verified, Kat O'Connor Verified, Nina McLaughlin
| Her.ie Verified
A former co-star of Stephen Graham‘s has revealed that he made an incredible offer to adopt him after he suffered a tragedy. Thomas Turgoose starred alongside Graham in 2006’s This Is England. Then 13-year-old Turgoose played Shaun Fields, a young boy who becomes involved with a skinhead group, which features the violent and racist Combo played by Graham. Shaun idolises Combo at first before he realise the true extent of his nature.
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Smartphones to be banned from all Irish secondary schools

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By Gillian Fitzpatrick, Niamh Maher, Ellen Fitzpatrick, Dave Hanratty Verified
| Her.ie Verified
Minister for Education Norma Foley has pledged that smartphones are to be banned from all Irish secondary schools. Minister Foley is set to write to schools in the coming weeks regarding the new directive, which is backed up by evidence phones ‘disrupt’ learning and contribute to cyber bullying. A ‘keep childhood smartphone-free’ initiative was introduced by the Department of Education, which encouraged parents to hold off buying smartphones for their children under 13.
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Cork kid rappers Kabin Krew to perform at big Irish music festival

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By Stephen Porzio Verified, Fine Gael, Anna Martin, Dave Hanratty Verified
| Her.ie Verified
Kabin Krew, the child rappers from Cork behind the now mega-viral single ‘The Spark’, are set to take to the stage at a big Irish music festival this summer. According to RTÉ News, the group will perform a live show at Kaleidoscope, the Wicklow family music camping festival which will take place at the end of the month. Kabin Krew’s appearance will be part of the event’s RTÉjr strand.
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