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Friday 27 May 2022
There is no right or wrong way to grieve. A new HSE campaign is offering information and support to those experiencing bereavement, loss and grief.
Here’s all you need to know. Registration is still open to those aged 40-69.
Registration is still open to those aged 45-69. For more information or to register visit hse.ie or call 1850 24 1850.
Find all you need to register in advance. Registration is still open to those aged 50-69.
Here is everything you need for the registration process. Registration is still open to those aged 60-69.
Áine Phillips reflects on how the pandemic has impacted the art world and the importance of taking time to slow down.
Kathryn Glen gives her past self advice on Zoom, laughing, and savouring moments with family.
The vaccine will help reduce the spread of the flu to others.
Nora O’Hare shared how her daughter went from being ‘the picture of health’ to ICU within 48 hours.
At-risk groups can get the vaccine free of charge.
Including when to call your GP, and when it’s usually okay to send children to school.
Face coverings will soon be mandatory in shops and shopping centres.
Four out of five people with coronavirus will not need hospital care.
Vulnerable members of our society are remaining at home to protect themselves from COVID-19.
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Expert Helen Deely explains why it’s now more accessible than ever.
The Tipperary hurler talks about coming through a difficult period and keeping both his body and mind right.
Sharon Courtney shares how drinking less has helped her to gain more.
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Dr Nuala O’Connor explains when you need to worry.
Dr Nuala O’Connor shares the inside track on these two common symptoms.
Poor mental health is estimated to cost the economy €3 billion a year.
And which category does man-flu come under?
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Over half of 15 to 24 year olds regularly drink in excess of low-risk guidelines.
Here’s what those living with dementia want you to know.
From breaking out of bed in the morning to your night-time rituals.
You may not realise that alcohol could be impacting on your mental health.
It’s time to start the conversation.
THE GREAT AND the good from the world of spuds will be converging on Ireland next week when the World Potato Congress rolls into town.
The Irish Potato Federation is hosting the 11th meeting of the event, which is set to attract delegates from over 60 countries.
The focus of the congress is to bring the global potato community together and its overarching theme this year is the “changing world of the potato”.
The spud industry is keen to highlight that potatoes are the world’s third most important crop, after wheat and rice.
There are over 300 million tonnes of potatoes produced annually, consumed by over one billion people worldwide.
So, today we’re asking: What’s your favourite way to eat potatoes?
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