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We don’t have a telepathic connection. Well, maybe we do a little bit.
A case this week shed light on our current entitlements.
We’ve got a round-up for you in advance of the event on Friday 22 September.
And the impact it might have on your child’s brain.
Deirdre O’Regan is 51 and in her final year of her degree. She went back to college after 30 years – here’s her story.
We are all busier these days. Quality time is at a premium. Let’s get rid of the homework and build in more family activity time, writes Eric Nolan.
Whether its Fair Deal contributions, nursing home fees or general funding in the care system, money gets in the way of older people deciding where they spend their final years.
The family said they had also received help from members of the public and local businesses.
Should the baby shampoo come with a warning?
School principals say rising costs are putting pressure on parents and on schools.
With 130 days to go until Christmas Day, is it time to start the shop?
I am functioning through a crisis, writes Emma Hayes.
Savour the final few weeks of the holidays.
From pulling the plug on Wi-Fi to banning the Xbox on weekdays.
There’s no winner in the endless ‘who is more tired’ row, laments Ciara McDonnell.
That’s according to an annual survey by the AA which recorded a drop in motor insurance premiums.
Here’s a round-up of the events taking place across Ireland over the bank holiday weekend.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said he hopes to expand the subsidy scheme to more families in the future.
The CSO has published the map alongside its latest Census figures.
A number of people were photographed sitting in inflatable flamingos and unicorns in the river this afternoon.
A rollercoaster train was 180 feet in the air when it shut off.
Paint has been part of the Windows operating system since Windows 1.0 was released in 1985.
A fundraiser has been set up to help Irish journalist Orla Tinsley raise money for a lung transplant aftercare.
The ferry, which will cross over Carlingford Lough, has rescheduled its maiden voyage for tomorrow.
Council officials filmed themselves reading the five-year-old a legal statement.
The couple has three children under the age of 10.
We need to plan for the next 10 to 20 years to make sure we get it right, writes John O’Connor.
Big Brother Big Sister, run by the charity Foróige, matches up children with older volunteers to mentor and support them.
Currently, couples must wait four years before proceedings can begin.
Much of the focus in recent years has been on cyberbullying.
Minister for Children Katherine Zappone also announced expanded free childcare for refugees today.
The supermarket chain has rolled out the service in central London.
We talk to members of the die-hard community of swimmers who come to the Dublin spot every day.
If we are serious about tackling child poverty in Ireland, let’s start the debate around an enforced child maintenance system, writes Louise Bayliss.
Will it spark water charges-style protests?
The development will cost an estimated €15 million.
Michelle Cremin from Cork braved a dangerous rip current at Inch beach.
First human trial of the ‘microneedle patch’ that ‘punctures skin painlessly’ can be self-administered.