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Make way for the Six Nations WAGs! Meet the glamorous (and impressive) women supporting their rugby player partners as they compete for glory

FEMAIL looks at the very glamorous wives and girlfriends cheering the athletes on.

Midwest Radio - We hear more about Understand Together campaign which is raising awareness of Dementia nationally

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The Dementia Understand Together campaign

In March 2023, the national Dementia Inclusive Community symbol was launched.

Louth people urged to take part in Denim Day for Dementia 2024

Cork town intent on doing its part to overcome 'stigma' surrounding people living with dementia

The Alzheimer Society of Ireland (the ASI), in conjunction with Mallow Chamber of Commerce, hosted a Dementia-Inclusive community event last week at The Hibernian Hotel, Mallow.

Anne O'Flanagan née O'Donovan - Ennis

Sunny Ville, Cahercalla Beg & formerly of Turnpike, Ennis, Co. Clare. Peacefully in the loving care of the staff in Carrigoran Nursing Home surrounded by her family. Predeceased by her parents Jack & Eileen. Sadly missed by her loving children Jayne, Gregg & Shaun, their father Shane, daughters-in-law Michelle & Sharon, grandchildren Josh & Willow, […]

Understanding Dementia: Clare Woman Highlight's Mother's Dementia Story

On Wednesday’s Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by, Susan Crampton from Dementia Understand Together. Susan told us about her family’s personal experience with dementia. She also highlighted dementia services for those who wish to avail of the supports. If you or someone you know is affected by topics in this interview, you can call […]

Don your denim for Dementia

Whether it's your favourite pair of jeans or that battered denim jacket you have in the back of the wardrobe why not don your denim and help out a worthy cause.

ASI's Denim Day for Dementia aims to raise €30,000

Blarney all set for annual person of the year awards

Excitement is building as eleven ‘Blarney Person of the Month’ nominees are in contention for the overall 2023 title, which will be announced at an awards ceremony on this Saturday night, January 27 at The Castle Hotel in Blarney. The awards, which will be attended by more than 150 guests, aims to recognise achievement, leadership and altruism in community, sport, business, arts, family or, indeed, from any sector or activity in the local community so that others may be inspired to follow. “With so many worthy monthly winners during 2023, our panel of judges have once again had a particularly difficult task on their hands to choose an overall winner,” said Kate Durrant, one of the organisers, adding that while the nominees come from a wide range of different backgrounds they all had one thing in common. “Through their lives and achievements each and every one has excelled in their own special way. In that regard, they are all winners,” said Kate. The nominees this year include retired home help assistant Noreen O’Mahony, best selling author Michelle McDonagh, Miss Cork Rachel O’Leary, World Transplant Games medal winner Mairead O’Mahony, Catherina Casey who recently received the Freedom of the City of London in recognition of her work with the Irish community in London, and Micheál Mullins, the Whitechurch midfielder who captained his county at the All-Ireland U20 final. Last year’s winner was popular Inniscarra man John Connolly who received the 2022 Blarney Person of the Year, whilst All-Ireland winning theatre group Blue Hat Productions was honoured with a Hall of Fame Award.