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Parents at Cork special school ‘guilted’ into reduced timetables, TDs told

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By Paul Hosford Verified, Louise Burne Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Parents of children in a Cork special school are being “pushed, forced, or guilted” into accepting reduced timetables, TDs have been told. A number of parents from Carrigaline Community Special School and Dublin’s Belmayne Community Special School travelled to Leinster House yesterday to present TDs with their experiences, having accused the Government of attempting to “sweep” issues at the schools away.
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Cork father welcomes ‘life-changing’ HSE approval of Skyclarys for Friedreich’s ataxia

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By Niamh Griffin Verified, Paul Hosford Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Cork father Craig Coady, whose son Paudie has Friedreich’s ataxia and who lost his other son Rory to the same illness last September, said the HSE’s decision to fund Skyclarys was “like a ton weight had been lifted”. The HSE has approved funding for the treatment for patients with Friedreich’s ataxia following a long campaign by patients and their families.
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Drug ship MV Matthew - sold for $1 – could havd been worth almost $4m in scrap metal

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By Paul Hosford Verified
| Echo Live Verified
The cocaine mothership MV Matthew, which was sold for after costing the State almost €17m to maintain and berth, could have been worth up to $3.9m (€3.36m) in scrap metal, according to a proposal document which was prepared by a British firm — but never presented to Revenue. The Panamanian-registered MV Matthew was at the centre of the State’s record cocaine seizure in September 2023. The 2.25-tonne seizure, valued at €157m, was also the largest in Europe that year.
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