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EPISODE · May 8, 2026 · 8 MIN

Leaving Cert holidays – a right of passage or a privilege?

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Linda Jones, owner of the Travel Boutique in Bray and Jen Hogan, parenting columnist at The Irish Times

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Linda Jones, owner of the Travel Boutique in Bray and Jen Hogan, parenting columnist at The Irish Times

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Linda Jones, owner of the Travel Boutique in Bray and Jen Hogan, parenting columnist at The Irish Times

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