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01 Oct 2022
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TV presenter Kathryn Thomas
TV and radio presenter Kathryn Thomas is filling in for Ray D'Arcy for a few weeks on his RTÉ Radio One afternoon programme.
The Carlow native tweeted that it's also her first day back from maternity leave after she gave birth to her daughter, Ellie, earlier this year.
Jumping into @RadioRayRTE seat for a couple of weeks. 1st day back after maternity leave holding it together lads! Join me for the chats
— Kathryn Thomas (@gokathrynthomas) August 7, 2018
The average price of a home is now €249,000, 17% below its Celtic Tiger peak
Ireland will travel to either Scotland or Austria, who play each other on Thursday October 6.
Macra President, John Keane, called the new Macra brand "a blend of the past mixed with the optimism of the future".
Calls to report a sexual assault and domestic violence incidents were among those wrongly cancelled.
Minister McEntee described it as a “successful conference”, where 46 member states of the Council of Europe attended
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