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2004 All-Ireland winning captain expects Kingdom reaction after Armagh All-Ireland triumph
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‘Postcode lottery’ in mental health services must end - The Irish News view
It is well known that early intervention is key to helping people who experience mental ill health. The consequences of not getting the right support at the right time can be catastrophic; health ...