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• €18,000 Of Funding Awarded To Midlands Universities

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• Private Nursing Homes Forced To Accept High Fees - Nursing Homes Ireland CEO

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• "Migrants Are Close To His Heart"

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• Papal Conclave Elects Pope Leo XIV

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• Offaly TD Calls for Review Of Current Long Term Illness Scheme

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• Practical Help Is Key To Beating Postnatal Depression - Laois Psychotherapist

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• Laois Senator Appointed To Oireachtas Committee

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