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Siobhan O'Neill

England
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Freelance journo, copywriter. Esp hotels, sustainability, public sector catering & school dinners. #sustainability #foodservice #digital #content Qwerty herder
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Children and Young People's Priorities for Mental Health Research in Northern Ireland

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By Siobhan O'Neill, Carol Burns, Edel Ennis, Raymond Bond
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Mental health in childhood and adolescence is a predictor of educational attainment, physical health and improved psychological well-being in adulthood [1, 2]. Poor mental health is a pressing and growing issue affecting the lives of many children and young people (CYP) in Northern Ireland (NI). One in eight young people experience emotional difficulties and one in ten have conduct problems, and 11.5% of young people (2–19 years old) may have a mental health disorder [3, 4].
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Irish Famine orphan girls - stepping from the shadows of history

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By Ryan Kelly, Siobhan O'Neill
| IrishCentral
At the height of An Gorta Mór (the Great Hunger) of 1845-1852, a scheme was devised by the then British Secretary to the Colonies, Earl Grey, to send Irish orphan girls to Australia. The aims: provide domestic servants for European settlers, potential wives for convicts to help populate the new colony, and to lessen numbers in Irish workhouses. Over 1848-1850, the scheme brought 4114 orphan girls, aged 14-19, to the Australian ports of Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide.
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Der Schlüssel zum Auslandserfolg

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By Katrin Wißmann , Siobhan O'Neill
| FOOD SERVICE
Die auf Gastronomie spezialisierte Beratungsfirma WhiteSpace Partners hat die internationalen Wachstumsaktivitäten europäischer Foodservice-Unternehmen genau unter die Lupe genommen. Lesen Sie im zweiten Teil der Analyse unter anderem, welche Ländermärkte für expandierende Marken besonders erfolgsversprechend sind.
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