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Orla Rapple

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Radio presenter and producer. Expert procrastinator. All views expressed are my own.
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Gardaí seek help in finding missing teenager from Waterford

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By Orla Rapple, Robbie Byrne, Niall Power Verified, jayde Maher
| Beat 102 103 Verified
Gardaí are asking for the public's help in finding a 16-year-old girl missing from Waterford. Teresa Higgins was last seen in the Boatstrand area on Monday. She's described as being 5 foot 2, of slim build, with long dark hair and blue eyes. When last seen, Teresa was wearing purple leggings, a pink jumper, and white runners. She's known to frequent locations in Waterford and Kilkenny.
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10 hot tips for a cheap and cheerful holiday

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By Orla Rapple, Robbie Byrne, Niall Power Verified, Michelle Heffernan
| Beat 102 103 Verified
Life Share this article The summer holiday season has well and truly begun, and whilst Ireland is reeling from sky-high food costs and energy price hikes, Irish people are more determined than ever to spend their hard-earned cash on having fun in the sun. The demand for flights and holiday packages is back to pre-pandemic levels but that doesn't mean you can't still find ways to get more bang for your buck.
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Kilkenny couple hopeful about progress of surrogacy legislation

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By jayde Maher, Robbie Byrne, Joleen Murphy, Orla Rapple
| Beat 102 103 Verified
A couple seeking parental recognition of the genetic mother of their son born through surrogacy are no longer pursuing their case through the High Court as they are encouraged by the progress to introduce legislation in the area. Kathy and Brian Egan, of the Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny, claimed in their action that the State’s failure to provide retrospective recognition of parentage of children born through surrogacy amounts to “invidious discrimination” against their family.
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