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Allowance increase urged as cost-of-living crisis hits carers hard, Alzheimer’s Society of Ireland research shows

Protestors in France are fighting for much more than a number in their demonstrations against President Emmanuel Macrons bill raising the legal retirement age. Its about the level of respect society has for labour and fairness

‘It is not unknown for Sage Advocacy to have to support a client who has found that the locks on their home have been changed while they were in hospital or in a nursing home for a temporary period.’

Fianna Fáil's Mary Butler expresses concern that Government decision could lead to ‘premature’ entry of older people into nursing homes

Households are building up “significant amounts” of energy debt and are juggling between paying for energy and food, a charity has warned. The Saint...

Households are building up “significant amounts” of energy debt and are juggling between paying for energy and food, a charity has warned. The Saint...

To mark this years Big Knit, innocent wants to hear the best pearls of wisdom youve received from an older person - to WIN €300 worth of designer fashion!

The committee is meeting this afternoon to discuss the strategy.

A 2011 memo stated that the liability from these incorrect charges could amount to €12 billion.

‘Rightsizing’ older people is not the solution to the housing crisis, a spokesperson for Age Action has said.