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Vivienne Clarke

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Media monitor with The Irish Times. Jill of all trades, equality and hiv activist, proud mad mammy, views all my own
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Fuel industry boss says 'absolutely reckless' to reverse excise duty cuts

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By Vivienne Clarke
| Echo Live Verified
Vivienne Clarke The chief executive of Fuels for Ireland, Kevin McPartland, has described as “absolutely reckless” any efforts to re-impose excise duty cuts.
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'It's a rollercoaster you just can't get off': Kathleen Chada on husband's parole bid

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By Vivienne Clarke
| Western People Verified
Vivienne Clarke “It's a rollercoaster you just can't get off,” is how Kathleen Chada has described the parole process she is now experiencing 13 years after her husband Sanjeev Chada killed their sons Eoghan and Ruairi. The mother told Newstalk Breakfast with Anton Savage how she had met with the parole board in April. “I've done my part in it, but he's made his application.” The application for parole had been “a real trigger” for her.
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Ireland’s wildfire laws outdated says ecologist as Slievenamon fire reignites

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By Vivienne Clarke, Sarah Slater
| Echo Live Verified
Vivienne Clarke and Sarah Slater An ecologist is warning that Ireland’s current legislation for dealing with fires that were deliberately started is 30 years out of date and the current deterrents are not sufficient.
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