Podcast: Thursday’s Nine Til Noon Show on Ulster University research event in The Dail,

Press/Media: Expert Comment

Period	23 Oct 2025

Media contributions

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Media contributions

Title	Podcast: Thursday’s Nine Til Noon Show
Degree of recognition	Regional
Media name/outlet	Highland Radio
Media type	Radio
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Date	23/10/25
Description	This hour is dedicated to the presentation in the Dail yesterday by an expert group the the DCB science research and the impact the crisis has had on mental health:
Producer/Author	Greg Hughs
URL	https://highlandradio.com/2025/10/23/podcast-thursdays-nine-til-noon-show-164/
Persons	Eileen Doherty, Paul Dunlop, Karen Kirby, Oisin Keenan

Keywords

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