100% compostable coffee cups to be in-store by end of September
All non-recyclable single-use cups are set to be replaced with a new compostable cup and lid from September this year, in Centra stores and...
Family holidays boost happiness
‘Time out from the busy routine’ is the top reason for a family holiday or short break. So say parents of children aged 16-years-old...
Grow Mental Health volunteers feeling the love with MINI this Valentine’s...
MINI Ireland has partnered with Grow Mental Health to spread messages of love and gratitude this Valentine’s Day. Today Grow Mental Health will deliver...
Gulf Stream worries
Q: I’ve been reading with a bit of panic about the coming collapse of the Gulf Stream. Is this a proper focus for my...
D’hillbillies Mud Run 2016 raises €15,400 for Mercy Cancer Care Centre
Following another hugely successful D’hillbillies Mud Run in Mitchelstown in mid October, the organisers were delighted to have raised a phenomenal €15,400 for cancer...
SUNSCREENS – THE BURNING QUESTIONS
Nearly two thirds (62%) of Irish people do not always check the label of sunscreens for protection against the two harmful rays (UVA and...
30% of people using apps have serious concerns about them
Since smartphone and tablet technology is an integral component of the lives of people in Ireland and New Year’s resolutions might still be in...
Cork event to highlight Coeliac Awareness Week
The Coeliac Society of Ireland are set to hold a series of events in Cork to mark Coeliac Awareness Week 2018, which takes place...
The Unlikely Vegan
I used to think vegan and veganism were strange words assigned to a marginalised group of people who lived somewhere off the grid, loved their animals dearly and foraged for food from trees and bushes that grew around them. I am happy to now say that this ignorant veil has been lifted from me.
Did you know April is Rosacea Awareness Month?
According to a 2021 survey by Irish Times, one in ten people across Ireland and the UK suffer from the redness and sensitivity of...
