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2026-07-03 SNA Dispute, Let's Have A Publicly Owned PET Scanner, 3 Langers In A Banger & More...
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PJ finds out what SNAs voted against the govt package and what happens next, chats with a man who says Cork should have a publicly owned PET scanner so more people get diagnosed in time, learns why three langers are heading to Mongolia in a banger. And more...
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