Barristers say they are losing out on work to retired judges
Legal firms suggesting judges as mediators for ‘more lucrative’ mediations, say barristers
Counselling, yoga and music therapy: Is this primary school of the future?
Campaigners say approach of offering therapy at school should be adopted across the State
Life post-pandemic: It will take people ‘6-8 months to find their feet again’
Covid-19: ‘It’s okay to emerge out of these 24 months the way you went in’
How to behave as restrictions ease, by Luke O’Neill, Mary Horgan and Paul Gilligan
People will need to get used to the changes, and should do so at their own pace
13 essential things parents need to tell their 13-year-old children
Listen to yourself, don’t compare yourself to others, and if you’re in pain – don’t ignore it
How to impart wisdom when talking to 13-year-olds who might not want to listen
‘They won’t listen’: Advice for parents on speaking to young teenagers
Could Covid-19 pandemic help reduce stigma around mental health issues?
St Patrick’s Mental Health Services’ ‘No Stigma campaign’ wants people to speak out
How will the Covid-19 era affect our youngest citizens?
As the life-saving restrictions begin to loosen, collateral damage is a growing concern
Refer to where? Mental health and the dilemma facing professionals
If someone is in an acute psychiatric phase, assessing an evaluation may take weeks
‘Everything about a phone is fine until it is not fine’
Parents need to lead by example when monitoring children’s smartphone usage
Wait over for thousands as Leaving Cert results are released
CAO set to issue first round of university offers on Thursday afternoon
Children as young as four presenting with anxiety and self-harm
Major study of 1,000 primary school principals highlights scale of emotional problems
We can not simply dismiss self-harm as attention seeking
Conference aims to help people understand the reasons behind self-harm
Jackie Lavin settles her action against Bill Cullen
Businesswoman took proceedings against her partner over sale of Killegy House
Mental health: a stubborn stigma
What prevents us viewing psychological problems as we would any other health issue?
Launch of Sonarc a labour of love
New audio speaker promises great sound with no distortion from a compact unit with no moving parts
Leaving Certificate: a parent’s guide to coping with the stress
Parents are just bystanders which brings its own stress in the countdown to June 7th
Trainer Paul Gilligan disqualified for 18 months by Turf Club
BHA investigation showed that Dubawi Phantom had previously raced as ‘Ayres Rock’ at flapper meeting
Why don’t men go to the doctor?
Men often see healthcare as a threat to masculinity – an idea that starts in boyhood
Andrew Lynch aiming to be back in time for Cheltenham
Top jockey eager to be back in the saddle after suffering a broken arm in August
Paul Gilligan disqualified from racing for six months
Co Galway trainer ruled out of all racing activities for six months
When should we teach children about positive mental health?
Parents want children to begin building mental health skills at primary school - survey
Sex abuse as child identified as main factor in patient’s condition
St Patrick’s Hospital patient says life damaged by lengthy benzodiazepines treatment
How to survive the Leaving Cert ...as a parent
Exam season isn’t easy for anyone in the home, so how can you get yourself and your family through it?
Paul Gilligan banned for six months by British Horseracing Authority
Athenry-based trainer won a 2014 race at Uttoxeter with Dubai Phantom who had previously run at an unrecognised “flapper” meeting in Ireland
Fr Peter McVerry: 3,000 children could be homeless in 2017
Outgoing Government scores C on keeping its promises to children, charity report says
Are you guilty of ‘oversharenting’?
Has the child given consent for any of their information to be shared on social media?
Story of bereavement takes top spot in St Patrick’s film competition
Jason Reddan’s film looks at the story of a young woman after the her brother’s death
Focus on Féilte: Can teachers and parents get along?
The benefits of a good home-school relationship – and how to manage it – will be discussed at this year’s Féilte education festival
Road to Riches lands Galway Plate
Noel Meade: ‘I’m absolutely thrilled to win it now. It’s something I really wanted to do’
Not the result Google was searching for
Thomas Byrne case highlights emerging vulnerability to libel laws
Suspended ban for trainer Paul Gilligan
Turf Club confirmed trainer ran Wellforth in two races without consent or knowledge of owner
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