Restricting food in favour of alcohol is a slippery slope to dependence, poor dieting and worsening social anxiety

Many find it tough to find work in their desired sector upon leaving college - a harsh situation each year that doesn’t seem to improve

A forest school in Co Clare offers no curriculum or classes, just a nature-based space, and activities that seek to spark children’s curiosities and interests

Rickwang Tientcheu says he drifted through the Covid years of second level before building up his own app for students, Edu Éire

Samatha Vaughan from Co Laois was aged 47 and the only person in her family who had never smoked when she got the shock diagnosis

Ignore the trends when choosing paint colours this autumn and design according to your taste and needs by embracing nature’s palette

Hazel Brennan was ‘totally floored’ when she was told she would have to undergo a mastectomy as she had two types of cancer in her left breast

Demand for adult education is rising, yet resources are shrinking, says AONTAS

Everyone has a personal taste, but some people can’t decide what to adorn their walls with - that’s where the professionals come in

Campaigners push for recording of vital information to help reduce risk of cancer being missed

Many women delay or avoid GP visits due to embarrassment about discussing symptoms such as changes in vaginal discharge

New to the workforce? Hit the ground running with these tips from career coaches

Fallouts are not uncommon but they can damage the mental health of those caught in the middle. Here’s what psychologists recommend

Symptoms of mild food allergies are not pleasant, but for those with anaphylaxis, the stakes are a whole lot higher

Practical and financial help and guidance are available for students with a disability or other additional needs