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Anything is possible when you have the right people there to support you. And Paul Murphy, who was diagnosed with a life-altering disease in 2019, has a lot of good people behind him.

The demands of caring for an ageing population, the provision of out-of-hours services and getting locum cover are some of the issues deterring doctors from filling GP vacancies

Patients are at risk of being treated by non-medics instead of qualified doctors in order to plug workforce gaps in cover, a doctors’ group leader has warned.

The New York GAA team is full of fascinating characters, including three men who once went head to head in a minor semifinal 10 years ago

A Donegal man is set to become President of the Irish Medical Organisation today.   Dr. Denis McCauley will give his first address later in the

For many – and not just those in the farming community – forestry has become a very sensible long-term investment. CONOR POWER looks at some of the reasons why‘For the last 30 years, forestry has been an attractive investment in Ireland,’ says John Hodnett of Hodnett-Ford

Teachers Union of Ireland (TUI) delegates overwhelmingly supported motions calling for a ceasefire in Gaza as two Palestinian teachers received a standing ovation when they warned what was now occurring in the territory was “fast-tracked genocide”.

A Tralee woman has this week appealed for the people of Kerry to dig deep next Friday, April 12 to help Cystic Fibrosis Ireland to reach its €300,000 target, all as part of the charity’s annual ‘65 Roses Day’.

A Fianna Fáil councillor has aired his disappointment that See Something, Say Something hasn’t been rolled out in Castleisland.

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