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A heartfelt theatrical exploration of Jenny MacDonald’s experience of surgery as a consequence of breast cancer
A study of more than 200 holy wells investigated the geological landscapes where the wells are found and the chemistry of water from the wells
Treatment is becoming more targeted and personalised for those who suffer from pain and stiffness in the joints
Irish patients sought for international study aiming to better understand the connections between the two conditions
The Third Age Foundation is hoping to expand the programme to other parts of Ireland
Primeval landscapes are being transformed into recreational spots with the duel benefits of restoring habitats and capturing carbon
Researchers are working to develop implantable tissue to treat cartilage damage and osteoarthritis
Campaign calls for more safe and sheltered areas for outdoor sociability
Academics also speak about how students facing long commutes cannot attend evening talks as they rush to catch buses once their lectures are finished
The disease is on the rise and the probability of an outbreak in Ireland is high due to lower uptake of MMR vaccine
I am Number 17 is a campaign to raise awareness and for early diagnosis for rare disease
The striking medieval city of Bruges offers a contrastive experience to the much-visited southern cities of Europe
Debunking healthcare myths – researchers at University of Galway answer questions from the public about health claims
Keeping your teeth and gums healthy could have far-reaching impacts reducing risks associated with diabetes, dementia, heart disease and some cancers
Many residents and retailers fear the council’s move will turn New Street into a ‘party’ area during summers, but some believe there are benefits to it