HSE urged to establish research unit dedicated to Long Covid
More than 5% of Covid-19 patients suffer symptoms eight weeks later, study shows
Brexit is done but the rows have only just begun
Convulsions of past weeks suggest forces unleashed by 2016 vote still shape continent’s affairs
Covid and the brain: ‘This has taken almost everything that is me away from me’
Thousands of patients are continuing to experience debilitating cognitive dysfunction
'100 days later, Covid-19 is still with me' - Is Post-Covid syndrome a real thing?
Many people who contracted the virus have suffered symptoms for weeks afterwards
Isolate negative thoughts – this virus will pass
Dr Muiris Houston: Longer durations of quarantine in particular associated with poor mental health
Hosting companies back in spotlight after US latest mass killings
Net Results: We are wrong to make internet corporations society’s de facto censors
Corbyn’s Brexit: Britain’s Labour leader runs out of wiggle room
What Jeremy Corbyn, a lifelong Eurosceptic, does next could be key to the UK’s future
Can you run long distances just eating plants?
Sisters Heather and Gemma Gordon attribute their high performance to a vegan diet
Lost collection of Alan Turing letters found in old filing cabinet
Collection of nearly 150 letters gives intriguing insight into mathematician’s views on US
The Trinity boffin leading the way in natural skincare
A Trinity pharmacist is leading the charge to bring natural cosmetics into the mainstream
Jihadists not radicalised online, Re:publica conference hears
‘Jihadists use the internet the same way the rest of us do’ says Prof Peter Neumann
Why I became . . .
Six successful people discuss their career paths – and what they might have done differently
Pharmacist taking skincare back to its natural source
Modern Botany uses medicinal grade herbal ingredients to make its organic cosmetics
Brexit: Divided Irish in Britain want clearer advice
Opinions vary in community yet all agree there is no impartial advice or information
Brussels attacks bring terror to heart of Europe
Attacks are a way for Islamic State to re-emphasise its destructive capabilities in Europe, despite recent setbacks in the Middle East
Ireland palliative care need may become highest in Europe
Conference hears 80 per cent of all Irish deaths are likely to need end-of-life care
Trinity plays key role in global schizophrenia breakthrough
Findings have potential to kickstart development of new treatments
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