Brendan O’ReganNew series ‘Unforgotten’ hits all the right notes while ‘Wallander’ and ‘Right Hook’ deals with “heavier stuff”
Murder, suicide and disability rights
Month: June 2016
Do depressed people have the right to die?
Aubrey Malone
The meanings behind the film ‘Me Before You’ (12A)
Summer often inspires people to turn healthy
Cathal Barry
Eating healthy and staying fit as the summer months continue
What is a safe level of alcohol to drink?
Dr Kevin McCarroll
A look at how alcohol affects our health
Dad’s Diary
“More disturbing symptoms emerged and soon it became clear that something was really very wrong”
Give your dad a special treat for Father’s Day
Erin Fox
The best ways to let Dad know that he’s appreciated
Planning the birth of your baby
Dean and Steph Beaumont It is important for expectant parents to write a birth plan which reflects their wishes, writes Dean and Steph Beaumont
Island of merciful liberation
Greg Daly
Lough Derg’s prior explains the value of the sanctuary to Greg Daly
Pressure on Catholic schools to ban Amnesty International
Time to ‘draw line in sand’ on abortion stance
Green road to Glenamaddy
Mags GarganBreda Keaveney and Geraldine Duane, members of Glenamaddy Pastoral Council with Fr Paddy Mooney PP at the entrance to the new Green Way Walk at Frass/Englishtown, Glenamaddy, Co. Galway which will be blessed on Sunday, June 12 as part of the Laudato Si celebrations in the parish.