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# sadness
Tsitsipas learned of grandmother's death minutes before French Open final
Novak Djokovic overturned a two-set deficit to win 6-7 (6/8), 2-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 and secure his 19th Grand Slam title.
# sadness
'There is a player up the road being paid £537,000 a week' - Tears as Bury fans attend club's funeral
The supporters, old and young, reflected the sense of community that the club generated at weekends for over 100 years.
# sadness
'The most difficult moment of my sporting life' - Nantes coach, fans in tears over Sala's disappearance
Police said on Thursday that the chances of finding the footballer alive were ‘extremely remote’.
# sadness
Bayern Munich star was 'a little depressed' after leaving Real on loan
James Rodriguez endured a slow start to life at the Bundesliga outfit.
# playing with sadness
Cork kingpins hope to honour late supporter by booking All-Ireland final spot
‘He was a fantastic supporter of the club,’ manager Shane Ronayne said of Ted Linehan.
# Claire Cullinane
Colleagues express shock and sadness as Cork councillor dies suddenly
Tributes were paid to Claire Cullinane, after the news she passed away suddenly emerged today.
# sadness
Mikel Arteta breaks down in tears as he says goodbye to Arsenal
A dramatic final-day turnaround saw the Gunners finish second — their best placing since 2004-05.
# smallest violin
19 little things that make Irish people sad
All around me are familiar faces, worn out faces…
Voices
'It’s the most wonderful time of the year… is it?'
Many look forward to Christmas and New Year as it is a time to reconnect with family, however, for others, it’s not so easy.
# inside out
Disney's latest kids' movie has people raving about how good it is
It’s a film that’s breaking ground when it comes to emotions.
# Tragedy
Tour operator apologises to parents of children killed by faulty boiler
Christianne and Robert Shepherd died from carbon monoxide poisoning in 2006.
Voices
Opinion: Postnatal depression filled me with an all-consuming, terrifying and explosive rage
When you think of ‘depression’, feelings of sadness and anxiety might come to mind – but anger is powerful (often overlooked) emotion.
# sadness
John Terry: I cried after Chelsea title failure
The Stamford Bridge outfit finished four points behind champions Manchester City last term.
# USIT
Sadness at death of student travel pioneer
Ever go on a J1? You have Gordon Colleary, co-founder of Magill magazine, to thank for that.
Voices
Column: Sadness has always been a part of living, we need to accept that
A strange thing happened in the world over the last 50 years: people began to believe that they should feel happy all the time, writes Dr Keith Gaynor.
# Tribute
Read Sir Ian McKellen's touching Facebook post about Philip Seymour Hoffman
He joins the countless other celebrities taking to social media to express their sadness.
# BREAKING THE SILENCE
Console seminar to help employers identify warning signs of suicide in their employees
The training programme will also help colleagues cope with the aftermath of suicide in the workplace.
Voices
Column: Is society finally able to recognise the pain of a miscarriage?
Until recent years, miscarriage was not something that was spoken about: it was simply brushed under the carpet. But couples should not be afraid to be open about their grief – talking will help them to heal, writes Deirdre Pierce-McDonnell.
Voices
Column: Suicide amongst men is at crisis level, now is the time for action
We should be thinking about how we are going to solve Ireland’s problem with suicide -and the first step is trying to communicate, writes Dr Gary McDonald.
# RIP
Funeral of Bolger brothers takes place in Passage East
The three fishermen brothers who died on Wednesday after their boat capsized were laid to rest today.
Voices
Column: Downtown Boston is a crime scene and I’m sitting in my office a few miles away
Having just moved to the US, Jan Schneider had planned to go watch the Boston Marathon. Luckily, other things came up and he never made it. Here’s his account of living in the aftermath of the Boston bombings.
Voices
Column: Christmas is a tough time with depression. Here’s what I’m doing about it.
Garry Williams has never liked Christmas – but this year, he writes, it will be different.
# sad face
It's official: Irish ranks last for happiness in western Europe
Global happiness levels remain high, despite the economic turmoil – just not in Ireland.