Heart disease is Ireland’s No 1 killer
Heartsavers can help reduce the numbers!
Heart disease is Ireland’s No 1 killer and we at Heartsavers can help reduce the numbers with a few simple...
Women With Impact
Over 30,000 women are expected to walk, jog and run the 10K route of the 2020 Vhi Women’s Mini Marathon in Dublin city centre,...
Miscarriage Matters – new website supporting couples who experience early pregnancy...
The Pregnancy Loss Research Group and INFANT Research Centre at University College Cork this week launched www.corkmiscarriage.com, a first-of-its-kind website in Ireland.
One in four pregnancies end...
Sarah McGovern calls on communities to make a clean sweep this...
National Spring Clean ambassador Sarah McGovern launched the National Spring Clean 2020, calling all communities around Ireland to register for Ireland’s largest and longest...
Supporting people of all abilities – Cork SportsAbility Day 2020
Promoting sport and physical activity for people with a disability, Cork SportsAbility Day 2020 will take place at the Mardyke Arena UCC on Saturday,...
Fermoy group crochets blankets for cancer patients
Every Monday morning, without fail, Fermoy Leisure Centre rings with the sounds of laughter, chat and clicking crochet needles as a group of dedicated...
Fermoy Rotary Club launches its ‘Young Writer’ competition 2020
Following on from the success of last year’s inaugural 'Young Writer' competition, Fermoy Rotary Club has launched its 2020 competition which is open to...
New advocacy service launched to support foster carers
Highlighting all the valuable contributions made in fostering families every day, the launch this week of Fostering Fortnight by the Irish Foster Care Association...
Saorview’s frequencies are changing on March 4th
Saorview customers are advised to check saorview.ie/changes to ensure their service continues.
Saorview frequencies around the country are changing on
March 4th. To ensure continued enjoyment of the...
€20,000 raised for Jer in just two days
A massive fundraising drive for a young Motor Neurone sufferer has raised more than €20,000.
Jer Spillane (38) a father of two, originally from Kildorrery, was recently...
