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A prominent hospital emergency consultant has revealed his nearly four-day ordeal after ending up as a patient on a trolley, waiting for a bed.

During a union conference in Killarney, staff spoke in stark terms about the future of the nascent sector.

The damaging impact of social media is creating "broken people" and young patients are increasingly turning up to the emergency department of one of the country's biggest hospitals in a state of distress, a psychiatrist has warned.

An afternoon spent eating, drinking and luxuriating is an afternoon well spent. Our list of the best afternoon tea in Ireland has you covered!

Ireland will play host to the first ever IRELAND X-Change in the coming days, a global incentive travel sales platform, which will bring together up to 100 of t...

As anyone who has watched the two seasons of ‘Cheer’ on Netflix will know, the world of competitive cheerleading is as pressurised a sporting environment as you’ll find anywhere else, such is the precision at which the athletes have to nail every single one of their moves during their routines.

There was a genuine sense of live history unfolding at Teach Íosagáin in Rathmore on Friday night, and not just because long-dormant manuscripts written by maverick priest Fr William Ferris finally saw the light of day.

Mayo manager Kevin McStay talks New York, memories of the Connacht championship and being ‘giddy’ after victory in Killarney in 2023

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Use of social networks increasingly contributing to mental health problems, particularly among young people, conference hears