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Calls for stronger online safety protections for children
A new campaign has been launched calling on the Government to introduce greater protections for children online, through the regulation of social media and other digital environments. 'Gen Free: Free to be Kids' is a joint collaboration between several organisations who want to ensure a safer online experience for children and young people.
Cabinet to hear plan to bring children from Gaza
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly is to seek approval to the Government to bring dozens of children from Gaza to Ireland for medical care. The initiative follows months of work across Government departments, along with the input of medical doctors and the Irish Red Cross. The Cabinet is meeting this morning ahead of the return of the Dáil later today after the summer recess.
Partial eclipse of Super Moon to be visible overnight
A partial lunar eclipse of a Super Moon will be visible across Ireland overnight. The eclipse will last for just over an hour from 3.13am to 4.16am. Astronomy Ireland said the mid eclipse will be around 3.44am when a "large dark 'bite' will be taken out of the Moon's top edge - this is the Earth's shadow in space crossing the lunar surface". Astronomy Ireland said tonight's eclipse is especially rare as the full Moon is a Super Moon meaning the Moon is at its closest to Earth.
Villa trounce Young Boys to begin CL campaign in style
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Partial eclipse of Super Moon to be visible overnight
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Family of girl, 4, appeal for State to fund epilepsy drug
The family of a four-year-old girl with epilepsy has appealed for help from the State as they struggle to pay €1,000 per week for the medicine that has stopped her life-threatening seizures. Clodagh Walsh lives with her parents Sinead and Colin in Dromod, Co Leitrim. The family moved there from Co Westmeath in recent years but now they say they are "emotionally and financially" drained as they await news on whether a potentially life-saving drug can be publicly funded.
Do not repeat boom Budget blunders, economists warn
Senior economists will tomorrow warn the Government against repeating the mistakes of the past in the upcoming Budget. The Oireachtas Committee on Budgetary Oversight will hear from a raft of experts in the afternoon, and from the ministers for finance and public expenditure in the evening. The rude health of the economy is widely acknowledged in opening remarks.
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