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Why Irish women don't feel like decision-makers during childbirth
A new report on maternity care in Ireland highlights concerns around informed decision-making, patient choice and consent ...
High Court president has misgivings over having to transfer wards of courts to new decision-making system
Arrangements for more than 1,400 vulnerable adults yet to be switched over despite law change and approaching deadline ...
Kinsler: Cats have soft fur and they purr. Outside, winter will not end
There are two buttons: one is a momentary single-pole switch for the laser power, and the other is a sequencer for a ...
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International Women's Day: Irish women open up about dating, intimacy and sexuality
Is sex in 2025 a pleasure paradise for women, or have some things not changed at all? Caroline West asked some women to share ...
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Opinion The thousands of women who are homeless need action, not words
Ber Grogan of Simon Communities says it’s easy to celebrate women on International Women’s Day, but so many have been left ...
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Boys Need Bins: how ATG Entertainment is leading the way for inclusive theatre
The idea of visiting the theatre can be off-putting for men with prostate cancer or other issues that impact their ability to ...
How has ‘public squalor’ become so normalised in our towns and cities?
In towns where the public realm has been improved, footfall and business has increased. See Blackrock, Co Dublin, or Virginia ...
NHS warns that 'pins and needles' could lead to 'irreversible' health issues
However, alarmingly it could also be a sign of a significant deficiency. The NHS has revealed that having pins and needles could be a sign that you are lacking in Vitamin B12 or B9 (folate).