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If only I knew then what I know now. On St Brigid’s Day 2023, I spent 24 hours in the Emergency Department of Wexford General Hospital with an...
During goodbye drinks for a former colleague some years ago, the departing journalist took me aside to offer friendly career advice. If you want to...
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