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‘It’s life or death’: Turf burning in urban areas blamed for rise in stroke admissions
Turf responsible for more air pollution than coal in Dublin and Birr, study finds
O’Callaghan’s Olympian feats can inspire a new generation of throwers
New throwing cage at Templemore to nurture talent in Olympic champion’s county
Leading Presbyterian Prof Sam McConkey condemns church’s threat to dismiss Dublin minister
Church ‘bringing shame on itself’ with order to recant appointment of gay council member
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Presbyterian Church calls on Dublin minister to recant over appointment of gay man
Leaked report says decision has ‘caused scandal injurious to the purity and peace of the church’
Ciara Grant hoping to make the leap from hospital ward to professional ranks
‘I’m so far from the hero, I went back to help on non-Covid wards ... I helped out, a little bit’
Noted doctors sign letter calling for universal healthcare in Ireland
Medics frustrated by the pace of reform and negotiations over Sláintecare contract
North’s health service facing unprecedented pressures - surgeon
Difficulties sustaining services leads to ‘moral distress’ among staff, Stormont committee hears
RCSI first Irish higher level institution to launch race equality action plan
Plan seeks to encourage students, academics to speak out about discrimination, harassment
Previous measures needed to prevent health system being overwhelmed – consultant
System can’t cope with predicted Covid demand for ICU beds, says Dr Catherine Motherway
Cork man is first recipient of sports-related concussion care fellowship
Parents need ‘correct information ’ on concussion in sports, says Dr Philip O’Halloran
Welcome to the metaverse – the virtual future of business?
An Irish company believes virtual reality shops and networking will soon be the norm
New platform helps care homes stay on top of hygiene management
Hygiene Audits’ cloud-based system aims to streamline cleaning schedules, risk tracking and audit reports
‘No way’ to end cycle of transmission without vaccinating children
‘Really good idea’ to inoculate students, says expert, as Covid-19 spreads among teenagers
How to be successful? Ignore most advice
Gaduates and jobseekers should focus on their own values, not ‘key’ traits
Shelbourne’s Ciara Grant eager to break back into Ireland squad
A qualified doctor, she is targeting another league title and playing professionally
Beaumont Hospital earned over €1.5m in a year charging for car parking
Patients’ group says charges by hospitals are stealth tax that hits families of those who are dying
How an MBA can bring career success
A doctor, software developer and senior manager in a pharma firm speak about the benefits of completing an MBA
BreastCheck screenings fell by more than two-thirds in 2020
Covid-19 impact: Just 56,000 screened last year compared to more than 170,000 in 2019
Cannabis use by teenagers erodes IQ over time, research shows
Frequent users lose about two points, mainly effecting verbal dexterity, Dublin team finds
Zero Covid strategy must be adopted to avoid recurring lockdowns – scientists
Independent Scientific Advocacy Group says extra restrictions not enough to suppress virus
State abandoned in 1947 proposed investigation into almost 700 Bessborough deaths
Decision came after the Co Cork mother and baby home was temporarily closed
College Choice: Support available to level the playing field
Students from disadvantaged backgrounds significantly under-represented in third level
More students from Deis schools progressed to third level in 2020
Feeder schools: Social class still a big factor in securing college places
The exceptionalism of daughters of the Irish clergymen
Daughters were expected to earn their own living. Education was a priority
Former State pathologist Prof John Harbison dies
Harbison involved in many high-profile cases over several decades
My mother’s daughter: Mum kept her painful secret for 30 years
A hidden letter had hinted at something cryptic. Four years after Mum died, our sister finally found us
Those in Ireland who depart from consensus are often isolated and ignored
Whether on efficacy of vaccines or economic management, dissent can show its worth
Selection of open days in universities around the country
When is open day? What will it look like? Key information about 2020-2021 open days
Von der Leyen issues rallying call for EU’s member states
Commission president’s state of the union speech references North and John Hume
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