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Digging in Hillgrove

Edmund Heaphy speaks to Garda whistleblower John Wilson about the Hillgrove incident.
By Edmund Heaphy
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Mara Wilson on Going from Matilda to Acclaimed Playwright

Edmund Heaphy talks to Mara Wilson, the star of Matilda and Mrs. Doubtfire, about her journey from Hollywood to drama major and everything in between.
By Edmund Heaphy
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Delicate Recollection

Darren Scully resigned as mayor of Naas in November 2011 after making comments that received worldwide media attention. He sat down to discuss just exactly what he was thinking with Edmund Heaphy.
By Edmund Heaphy
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Sigh: So Kill Me

Leanna Byrne on the Irish female blogger 'So Sue Me'
By Leanna Byrne
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