Pat Kenny

Gabby Gatavaskaita, thank you very much for going through the paper.

Gabby is BBC's Dublin correspondent.

And Hadley ends up being persecuted effectively by that side.

And they believe top to bottom between political figures and police that they have Romania bought and sold.

That's what they believe.

Well now we thought we'd start the day with a look at the newspapers of the day, including one of the local papers.

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Now we're going to the developments internationally now.

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Conversation that counts.

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Housing, homelessness and addiction have become some of the most pressing social issues facing communities across the country.

And here in Wicklow, recent reports have highlighted the struggles of families living in emergency accommodation, the growing demand for social housing, and concerns about the supports available for people experiencing homelessness, addiction and social inclusion.

At the same time, organisations like TIGLIN have been developing new approaches to recovery, housing and community support, including calls for expanded mobile healthcare services and new housing initiatives in the county of Wicklow.

I'm delighted to be joined now by Senator Aubrey McCarthy, co-founder of Tiglin and a long-time advocate for people experiencing homelessness, addiction and disadvantage.

Aubrey, good morning and welcome.