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Jigsaw – The National Centre for Youth Mental Health

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Optimise Design

no fee if Optimise Design mentioned in caption Denise O'Connor at Know Your Home Truths an exclusive evening with Optimise Design in the Merrion Hotel on Tuesday, March 14th. Attendees heard expert advice on buying and renovating to ensure long-term, sustainable living from speakers including Optimise Design owner, architect and interior designer Denise O’Connor, Kevin Moran from Moran Builders and Nicola Williams, Bergins Estate Agents. photo Kieran Harnett

Coming Home: Art and the Great Hunger

William Crozier 1930–2011 Rainbow’s End 1970 Oil on canvas 71 5/8 x 47 7/8 in

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Help Not Harm

NO REPRO FEE 21/6/2016. Campaigners Florian Scheibein, Helena Mullin, Elizabeth Chaconas and Dan Kirby staged a protest installation today at St.Stephen's Green to call on the Government and the public to support drug policy reform. Members of Help Not Harm, Citywide, BeLonGTo youth group, Students for Sensible Drug Policy Ireland, NORML and International Nurses Society on Addictions (Irish Chapter) came out ahead of the international Support. Don't Punish. Global Day of Action on June 26th, an awareness day which aims to highlight the inadequacies of current drug laws and the need for new harm reduction measures.75% of all drug arrests in Ireland are for possession of drugs for personal use. This is a highly wasteful use of already limited Garda resources, which should instead be focused on tackling gang-related crime and drug trafficking. "said Graham de Barra, Director of Help Not Harm. 'Countries like Portugal and Switzerland have moved away from a criminal justice response towards a health-based approach and the results have shown a reduction in HIV rates, a reduction in drug overdoses and an increase in access to treatment.'he added The campaigners are calling in particular for the decriminalisation of drugs for personal use. There are on average 679 drug_related deaths every year in Ireland, one of the highest rates in the EU. By contrast Portugal, a country which decriminalised all drugs for personal use in 2001, has an average of 32 drug-related deaths every year, a number well below the European average. Photo: Photocall Ireland.

Baby-Led Feeding

Baby Led Feeding Chocolate Sauces taken by Aileen Cox Blundell.

Ireland’s Autism Registry

NO REPRO FEE 09/06/2016. Pictured at the launch of Ireland’s Autism Registry are (LtoR) Professor Louise Gallagher (Trinity College Dublin) Minister for children and youth affairs Katherine Zappone and Geraldine Leader (NUI Galway). The Registry is a joint collaboration between NUI Galway, Trinity College Dublin and Autism Speaks. The Registry will gather information on diagnosis, development, medical and educational history in order to identify services needed for children with autism in a particular area. The pilot phase of the Registry will begin in Kildare/West Wicklow with hopes to extend it nationally later this year. Photography: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland

Darkness Into Light

NO REPRO FEE 07/05/2016. An estimated 120,000 people turned out for dawn walks for Pieta House’s annual Darkness Into Light fundraising and awareness event. The 5km walk, supported by Electric Ireland, got underway at 4.15am on Saturday morning, May 7th in nearly 120 locations in Ireland and across the world. Abu Dhabi and Iceland were among some of the new international venues hosting the dawn walk this year. At home, over 20 venues came on board to host the event for the first time this year. Pictured are people this morning in Dublin's Phoenix Park. Photography: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland

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