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Sep 2021
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'The Same But Different' with Emer O Nei...

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Representation matters. The importance of seeing yourself in a book - even as a child - can't be underestimated. Emer O'Neill has penned 'The Same But Different', a book to help all Irish children celebrate difference and build empathy. Emer spoke to Louise about the book, about differences, and about joining the Today Show on RTE 1. 
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