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There’s shock and concern in Trim after local mental health services stopped operating without notice, leaving people who rely on the service being asked to travel to Navan instead.


For many service users, that journey simply isn’t practical, raising serious concerns about access to vital mental health supports and what the closure means for vulnerable people in the Trim area.


We’ll also be talking to Deputy Toibin about rising fuel prices and the amount the Government is expected to collect in VAT on fuel this year. The Government is forecast to take in around €1.67 billion in VAT on fuel, as energy prices continue to rise.


Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín has accused the Government of “giving money to people in one hand and taking it out of their pockets with the other”.


Deputy Toibin joined us on The Agenda this morning to talk to us some more about all of this,



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