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New centre at Connolly hospital will be used to give medical students clinical knowledge early in their training

Hanging in temples and shrines across the country, the small inscribed boards lighten souls weighed down by worry.

For centuries in Ireland, mummers would arrive at homes unannounced in an age-old holiday custom. Now, after a long lull, these disguised revelers are back in force.

Making benjarong porcelain requires a painstaking process still practiced by fewer than a hundred artisans.

Until the 1900s, when people in Ireland got sick, they would get naked and disappear into steamy saunas. Now, a new project is aiming to uncover these timeworn structures' secrets.N Naked and sweaty, they laid inside grass-covered stone...

Go in search of the ancient royal capital that spawned our favorite night of the dead.

CMO Dr Tony Holohan awarded with honorary fellowship by RCSI for his ‘outstanding’ leadership during Covid-19 pandemic Aoife Horan Updated: 21:20, 10 Jun 2021 CHIEF Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan has today been awarded an honorary fellowship by the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. The fellowship has been awarded to the health chief in recognition of his "outstanding" leadership during the Covid-19 pandemic. 3 3 3 The RCSI Professor said the pandemic will serve as the CMOs legacy Dr Ho...

‘Remarkable levels of compliance’ “It’s easy to forget that we have had remarkable levels of compliance from the outset of pandemic from the vast majority of people. Only through such high compliance have we managed to suppress infections.” Praising the “exemplary” public service of healthcare professionals during the crisis, he said the reality for staff now must be exhaustion from their efforts, along with frustration at the mounting challenge posed by non-C...

Chief medical officer was speaking after receiving RCSI honour on Thursday

Chief medical officer was speaking after receiving RCSI honour on Thursday