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Joe is joined by Feargha Ní Bhróin of Ruhama, a national charity supporting women affected by prostitution, sex trafficking, and other forms of commercial sexual exploitation, to discuss recent claims by a Limerick TD that the city is facing an “epidemic of sex work,” driven, he says, by a growing crack cocaine crisis.


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