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Eoin Ryan

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Covers:  Local affairs/events in Meath, International affairs, Court events taking place in Dublin Criminal Courts of Justice, National issues, Political affairs, regional and national, Opinion pieces
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BRICS: What is it and why is it important? - STAND

BRICS: What is it and why is it important? - STAND

stand.ie — BRICS, the group consisting of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, held their 15th annual summit in August. What does this mean for global politics?

New college year, same accommodation crisis - STAND

New college year, same accommodation crisis - STAND

stand.ie — Rising rent prices. Nowhere to live. Travelling hours for lectures. Eoin Ryan explores the myriad of problems students face when trying to find accommodation in Ireland.

Boliden hopes to reopen Tara Mines early next year

Boliden hopes to reopen Tara Mines early next year

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Five-bed rentals in Meath see almost 8% drop in price

Five-bed rentals in Meath see almost 8% drop in price

meath.news

Meath secures “largest budget ever” of over €200 million

Meath secures “largest budget ever” of over €200 million

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New college year, same accommodation crisis - STAND

New college year, same accommodation crisis - STAND

stand.ie — Rising rent prices. Nowhere to live. Travelling hours for lectures. Eoin Ryan explores the myriad of problems students face when trying to find accommodation in Ireland.

Homeless figures reveal impact of lifting the eviction ban - STAND

Homeless figures reveal impact of lifting the eviction ban - STAND

stand.ie — Homelessness has risen by 24.5% in the three months since the eviction ban. Politics Editor Eoin Ryan presents the figures.

Palestinian deported from his home country holds talk in Navan

Palestinian deported from his home country holds talk in Navan

Meath South East News — By Eoin Ryan Meath residents heard of the inhumane conditions Palestinian protesters put in administrative detention currently face in Israeli prisons. French-Palestinian human rights defender Salah Hammouri was subjected to these conditions for 10 years over a 20 year period before being illegally deported from his home country.

3km extension of Boyne Valley to Lakelands greenway opens to public

3km extension of Boyne Valley to Lakelands greenway opens to public

Meath South East News — By Eoin Ryan A new 3km stretch of the Boyne Valley to Lakelands greenway going from Navan to the tailing ponds at Tara mines has opened. The greenway is currently an 8km continuous walking and cycling path from Navan to Wilkinstown with several extensions expected to be finished in the near future.

Disneyland Cast Member: "for me it was a childhood dream from when I was little"

Disneyland Cast Member: "for me it was a childhood dream from when I was little"

Meath South East News — By Eoin Ryan Katie Jerromes is a Disneyland cast member at Disneyland Paris who has 'made friends' with Disney princesses such as Snow White and Merida during her time there. After growing up in Dunshaughlin, she is now residing and working in Paris, France, living her childhood dream.

Zero Emergency Accommodation capacity in Meath as eviction ban ends

Zero Emergency Accommodation capacity in Meath as eviction ban ends

Meath South East News — By Eoin Ryan County Meath is currently out of capacity for emergency accommodation as no-fault evictions are no longer banned. Sinn Féin has confirmed at least 17 local authorities have no emergency accommodation capacity remaining. Counties Meath, Cavan, Clare, Longford, Leitrim, Monaghan, Offaly, Westmeath, Limerick and Wicklow have no remaining emergency accommodation.

Coillte and Gresham House deal "simply about corporate profit"

Coillte and Gresham House deal "simply about corporate profit"

Meath South East News — By Eoin Ryan Farmers, foresters and politicians express their frustration as Coillte and Gresham House establish a €200 million Irish Strategic Forestry Fund to purchase 12,000 hectares of new and existing forests. TD Darren O'Rourke said the deal is not beneficial to forestry or climate and "simply about corporate profit" as "Gresham House has confirmed...

Hospitals across the country facing 'avoidable delays' leading to record number of overcrowding

Hospitals across the country facing 'avoidable delays' leading to record number of overcrowding

Meath South East News — By Eoin Ryan Hospitals across the country are facing "avoidable delays" with record numbers of patients waiting on trolleys in hospital corridors. The Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) said the government is not taking enough action to prevent overcrowding and is putting too much pressure on frontline staff in hospitals.

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"You have to be black to feel that there is a lot of racism in Ireland."

"You have to be black to feel that there is a lot of racism in Ireland."

Meath South East News — By Eoin Ryan Concerns revolving around dangerous rhetoric and scapegoating ethnicities have reared their ugly head, according to Doras. The refugee and migrants organisation said this is due to the continuing stream of Ukrainian refugees seeking asylum in Ireland. "Ireland has an obligation to consider and process all asylum applications, and to provide a basic...

Dental screenings backlogged by almost 10 years in parts of Ireland

Dental screenings backlogged by almost 10 years in parts of Ireland

Meath South East News — By Eoin Ryan There is a backlog of almost 10 years in accessing dental screenings through the HSE school in some parts of the country, according to the Irish Dental Association (IDA). The Irish Dental Association said understaffing and a lack of resources for public dentists is being blamed for the long delays.

Small Things Like These: Another Keegan masterpiece

Small Things Like These: Another Keegan masterpiece

Meath South East News — By Eoin Ryan Claire Keegan's new novel, Small Things Like These, expresses the raw reality of how Irish people lived with and came to accept the Magdalene Laundries, one of the biggest stains on Irish history. Similar to Foster, is a short read based on late 20th Century rural Ireland with the main plot focused...

Meath South East News

Meath public meeting hears of human rights abuses in Palestine

Meath public meeting hears of human rights abuses in Palestine

Meath South East News — By Eoin Ryan Meath Branch of the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign hosted a public meeting with Shawan Jabarin, Director General of the Palestinian human rights organisation Al-Haq last month. Israel designated seven Palestinian human rights organisations, including Al-Haq, as terrorist organisations last year and followed this up by issuing closure orders and raiding their offices....

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Meath residents unable to get a GP in the midst of shortage

Meath residents unable to get a GP in the midst of shortage

Meath South East News

Old Balreask's garden growing strong

Old Balreask's garden growing strong

Meath South East News — Eoin Ryan Back in 2020, while everyone was stuck in lockdown for the very first time, a small group in Old Balreask estate, Navan, decided this would be the perfect time to build a community garden. Two years later with several accolades to its name, it is still expanding at a rapid pace and has...

The Candy House: several stories, one novel

The Candy House: several stories, one novel

Meath South East News — Eoin Ryan Jennifer Egan has differentiated herself from other authors not just through her writing skill but also the creativity and diversity in styles that is on full display throughout 'The Candy House'. The story revolves around a new technology called 'Own Your Unconscious' which allows people to access every you have ever had and...

HSE closure of Navan A&E department a mirror of Limerick hospital disaster

HSE closure of Navan A&E department a mirror of Limerick hospital disaster

Meath South East News — Eoin Ryan Representatives say the closure of Navan hospital's A&E unit "is absolutely identical" to the closure of Nenagh and Ennis' emergency departments. The HSE announced they will close Navan's emergency unit and replace it with a Medical Assessment Unit (MAU) where 80% of patients will be treated.
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