Give a gift that means more this Christmas, urges Oxfam Ireland
Oxfam Ireland is urging shoppers to give a gift that means more this Christmas, as it launches its range of sustainable Christmas gifts today (01.12.2021). Festive fairtrade fare, treats for tech afficionados, and stocking filler favourites such as candles, calendars, books, games and homewares are just some of...
Read MoreOn the Path to a Cure – gene editing for rare diseases €1.7 million raised in research grants in past 18 months alone
Cystic Fibrosis is the most common inherited disorder in Ireland. There are now three drugs available that can improve the lung function for most people with CF, however they do not cure the disease. But a research team in UCC is looking to change that, using a technique known as...
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Mental health charity Aware identifies significant psychological impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Irish Population
Positive psychology, empathy, compassion and gratitude were protective of feelings of Depression during ongoing pandemic ~ New research carried out by mental health charity Aware analysing the general population’s response to the Covid19 pandemic has revealed a widespread negative view of ourselves, the world, and other people during the peak...
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Staff nurse Sheila Fitzpatrick from Limerick was the 2021 Potel Award winner
Staff Nurse Sheila Fitzpatrick from Limerick was the 2021 Potel Award winner. This award is given to one of the nurse graduated each year in recognition of clinical excellence.,Bon Secours Hospital, Cork, Staff nurse Sheila Fitzpatrick from Limerick was the 2021 Potel Award winner. This award is given to one...
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National Helpline for survivors of sexual violence now accessible in over 200 languages
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre (DRCC) has announced a widening of access to a key support for victims/survivors of sexual violence in Ireland with its new helpline interpreting service. The National Helpline 1800 778888 will now feature an additional option for people whose first language is not English, allowing them to speak...
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