<p>This week Dave and Clare are joined by Gary Gannon TD, Social Democrats spokesperson on Education and Social Welfare, to discuss:</p>
<ul>
 <li>Poverty in Education and Class Advantage</li>
 <li>Leaving Cert Assessments during Covid</li>
  <li>Personal Injury Claims and the “Benevolent Insurance Industry”</li>
  <li>Lyndsey Bennett, Cervical Check</li>
  <li>Knife Crime and Poverty in Dublin (and everywhere)</li>
  <li>Mother &amp; Baby Homes recordings destroyed and author won't appear at Children's Committee</li>
  <li>Chief of Tokyo 2020 organising committee - women talk too much in meetings</li>
  <li>FBD ruling on pubs</li>
  <li>Changes to Social Welfare System</li>
  <li>CETA Trade Agreement</li>
  <li>Garda checks</li>
  <li>Covid vaccines</li>
  <li>Land Development Agency Proposals</li>
  <li>Debenhams workers mark 300 days on strike</li>
</ul>

43. Stardust 40th anniversary, Revenue bill workers for employer’s subsidy and a United Ireland?

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