‘Know what you desire’ – Lessons in love from our old romantics

‘I’m not sure the very occasional ‘fling’ matters in a relationship – just don’t tell’

‘Chronic illness is a lonely thing’

I’m one of only a small number of people in Ireland with immune thrombocytopenia

Love in a time of Covid: John and Mary marry over 40 years after first meeting

Newly-weds shrug off Covid-19 restrictions, but John quips: ‘It’s a pity we all can’t go for a drink’

Baby suffered brain damage and died after hospital missed warning signs

Waterford hospital waited 7 hours for C section, mother’s sepsis diagnosis not put on chart

Dairy farmers celebrate as milk quotas abolished after 31 years

Talk of ‘milk bubble’ dismissed amid evidence Irish dairy farmers will proceed cautiously

Farmers planning party to mark end of milk quotas

Up to 200 expected at event for dairy farmers in Tipperary

Enlightened psychiatrist who brought humanity into care of mentally ill