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Protective neck equipment advised for hurling and camogie, study says

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'Cheaper To Buy A Bottle Of Irish Whiskey In Italy Than It Is In Ireland' - Report
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'Cheaper to buy a bottle of Irish whiskey in Italy than it is in Ireland' - report

Study Suggests New Treatment Approach For Critically-Ill Covid Patients
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Study suggests new treatment approach for critically-ill Covid patients

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Financial Barriers Remain To Effective Contraception In Ireland, Study Says
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Financial barriers remain to effective contraception in Ireland, study says

Children In Ireland Prefer Using Internet To Playing With Friends - Ersi
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Children in Ireland prefer using internet to playing with friends - ERSI

Morning Commute Post-Covid Will ‘Ruin Productivity’, Study Says
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Morning commute post-Covid will ‘ruin productivity’, study says

Minimum Wage Hike Did Not Lead To Higher Labour Costs For Irish Firms – Study
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Minimum wage hike did not lead to higher labour costs for Irish firms – study

Government Backs Behavioural Study Into Public’s Response To Covid-19 Infection
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Government backs behavioural study into public’s response to Covid-19 infection

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Irish Sewage Study Shows New Highs Of Covid-19 In Community
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Irish sewage study shows new highs of Covid-19 in community

Four In 10 Users Of Covid Tracker App Unsure Of Benefits, Study Finds
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Four in 10 users of Covid tracker app unsure of benefits, study finds

People Sexually Assaulted As Children Take 30 Year Average To Seek Help
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People sexually assaulted as children take 30 year average to seek help

Not Enough Exercise Can Cause Cancer, First Irish Study Of Its Kind Shows
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Not enough exercise can cause cancer, first Irish study of its kind shows