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- Over 300 over youths investigated by gardaí for sex crimes
- Experts warn online porn access influencing criminal behaviour in children
- Government urged to pass stricter legislation to combat harm
- One pharmacist said the €5 dispensing fee that the Government has proposed is "the same fee that was introduced 17 years ago".
- Another pharmacist said that if she were to sign up for the scheme, "I would have to let my staff go, and I can't do that".
- She said she does not know a single pharmacist that has signed up to the scheme "because they know they can't".
Irish - April April 2025
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'Very few pharmacists' will sign up for free HRT scheme 'because €5 dispensing fee is too little'
E-bike rider who broke jogger's leg in collision fined €250 for careless driving
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