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Monday 25 January 2021
The station’s broadcast licence is up for renewal with the BAI next year.
The study’s lead researcher has called for more research to examine whether the treatment of hearing loss can decrease the chances of developing dementia.
It’s been two-and-a-half months since Rashford last scored.
“I almost became like her son,” he says.
He is set to co-present a special 12 week series on Saturday mornings.
They’re “ratcheting up” their campaigning, as “all of the other actions of protest have made no difference”.
Six years old and already more mature than most adults.
We are just days away from the return of the Premier League.
He’s taking over from Colm Hayes.
Warning! Mentions blood! Filthy blood!
It’s shameful to think that a raggle-taggle group like ours, with day jobs and no money, are making a better go of inviting public opinion than the Government itself.
It was a thrilling finish at the AJ Bell stadium.
The pop-up radio station is live all this week.
We’re actually grand, thanks.
Scientists have found crabs have an inner ear that helps them to hear nearby predators.
In this age of digitalised 24-hour news, how can it be so difficult to find a space for stories of people with death-defying courage? Those who defend human rights deserve better, writes Mary Lawlor.
Ever tuned out of one conversation just to listen in on another? Course you have.
Will it change your musical life? Well… perhaps.
IRISH BANKS SEEKING to set up payments app, Synch Payments, to rival digital challenger banks, were dealt a blow last week.
Over the last few years, fintech firms like Revolut and N26 have expanded their operations in Ireland, offering online current accounts and instant money transfers.
Many people feel Irish banks have left it too late to compete, but four Irish retail banks — Bank of Ireland, AIB, Permanent TSB and KBC — were moving ahead with plans for the app.
However, the project hit a speed bump last week with the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission rejecting a merger notification submitted by the four banks.
We want to know: If it gets the green light, would you use the payments app being planned by Irish banks?
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