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Newstalk Breakfast Highlights

Newstalk Breakfast brings you all the news you need to set you up for the day – from politics, business, sport, entertainment and everything in between. Shane Coleman and Ciara Kelly have all the stories that matter, every weekday from 7-9AM. Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast Highlights on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.   You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'

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Newstalk Breakfast Highlights

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Newstalk Breakfast Highlights

Katie Amess, daughter of murdered MP Sir David Amess following Kneecap’s apology

2 days ago - 9 mins

Newstalk Breakfast Highlights

Could you marry someone without knowing their political beliefs?

2 days ago - 8 mins

Newstalk Breakfast Highlights

The lack of Irish language secondary schools in the Dublin South City area

2 days ago - 5 mins

Newstalk Breakfast Highlights

Calls to take the next steps to decriminalising drug use in Ireland

2 days ago - 6 mins

Newstalk Breakfast Highlights

"We are planting 100,000 trees in Ireland & 1 million in Africa."

How can we all do our bit to combat climate change? Maybe give up a weekend morning to plant trees in County Wicklow, and that is exactly what our reporter Henry McKean did. Just outside Newtown Mount Kennedy 25 people planted trees beside a stable.   This new local to global initiative aims to plant one million trees in Africa, and 100,000 native Irish trees here at home in 2020.The plan is linked to a UN-backed initiative ‘One Trillion Trees,’ one of the biggest global re-forestation attempts in history.  Every €5 that is donated will see Self Help Africa plant 10 trees in it's projects in Africa, and one tree at home in Ireland.   For every native tree planted here in Ireland charity 'Self Help Africa' will plant ten new trees in Africa. Henry McKean started digging and sent us this report.