Helping older people who need support to continue living at home
How short stays in community rehabilitation units can help older people cope when in their homes
How short stays in community rehabilitation units can help older people cope when in their homes
ESRI report compiled in collaboration with State agency Pobal in the context of those who reside in more affluent locales
Four patients at St James’ Hospital clinic referred with post-coronavirus vaccine symptoms
Investigation will not ascribe blame but help prepare for future pandemics, he said
Number of hospital cases increases by 74 per cent to 405 confirmed infections since September 14th
HSE says a disproportionate number of people who are unvaccinated are being hospitalised due to Covid-19
Number of virus outbreaks and hospitalisations continue to fall, according to HSPC report
Almost 47% drop in positive PCR tests compared to previous week while positive antigen tests logged on HSE portal falls by 42%
Reported positive cases in recent surge only ‘tip of the iceberg’ of community infections
Fast-spreading BA.2.75 was first detected in India in May and is now in 10 other countries
Experts worry ‘desperate patients’ are spending large sums on ‘invasive, unproven treatments’, medical journal says
She wrote a children’s book, climbed the Great Wall of China, rode a camel in Morocco, jet-skied in Barbados
Brady was a very calm person who never raised his voice and often did his own thing
The Dubliner’s ‘greatest satisfaction was in defending the rights of others’
Ann’s husband remembers his ‘soulmate’ as a ‘lovely, loving and gorgeous woman’
Bray native’s life revolved around his close and extended family
A dedicated family man, Sean was ‘precious to all of us and all his extended family’
‘Covid was a blessing for Sheamus,’ says wife Catherine, of her beloved husband who had dementia
She was the ‘glue’ that bound her family and will be missed by many around Templeogue
Devoted family man was awaiting birth of first grandchild when he became ill
The Dublin man could fill a room with the warmth of his personality, his son recalls
Kildare native, who died two days after her 92nd birthday, is recalled as a ‘great mother’
The Mayoman began his career with ESB ‘putting the light’ into rural areas
The Dubliner was born into a political family before making a new life in Waterford
Alan lived a full and varied life, but he put his family above all else
The Portlaoise publican knew tragedy but loved life and was an inspirational mother
Kildare woman is remembered as a keen writer and for her generous charity work
Tyrone priest spent more than a decade in Nigeria after he was ordained in 1955
Limerick man took great pride in his family and home county’s sporting achievements
He was the embodiment of ‘Dad’s taxi’, ferrying his two sons and two daughters around
After being diagnosed with dyslexia, she made sure her children valued education
Former lorry driver loved his family dearly and enjoyed gardening
‘Mr D’ worked his way up from porter to general manger of the Dublin institution
Resilient mother of three endured hardship and returned to education in adulthood
Married to Rita for 64 years, the Skerries man had a life-long love of ships and planes
Former Derry City footballer and bakery worker possessed a strong work ethic
Anne was ‘a wonderful mother and grandmother’ and a ‘beacon of happiness’
‘He was a brilliant teacher and ... is fondly remembered by hundreds of past pupils’
Couple died within two weeks of each other after 65 years of marriage
When he died at 62 tributes poured in from parents and children from the Derry school
Vincent was CIÉ’s financial controller before working with the World Bank in Uganda
‘She was a fantastic mother ... immensely proud of anything we achieved’
Mary was well known in the community for her expertise in tapestry
Civil rights campaigner strongly supported peace and reconciliation in Northern Ireland
Lynch lived through four heart attacks, cancer and the loss of his wife 20 years ago
Flora had a great welcome for everyone and was renowned for her caring attitude
Bobby was a thoughtful man who loved to sing and was ‘nearly always in good humour’
Married to Hugh for 63 years, Eileen Gallagher was a loving mother and grandmother
Dubliner was a ‘generous and compassionate man of kind deeds’
John was the head of the family. ‘We really realise that now and we’re lost without him’
Tommy was a kind, gentle, friendly and compassionate person and a great neighbour
Mayo man worked in NY where he met his wife before they settled in Malahide
Marie lived her life, full of love and respect for anybody she met
Fr Jim spent 36 years in Kenya and became fluent in Swahili
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