Is period pain cramping your style at work?
Medics disagree on whether time off work is the best way to deal with period pain, writes Arlene Harris
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How moving to Toronto helped me to drink less
You can take the boy out of Ireland, but it takes a while to take the booze out of the boy, writes Eoin Weldon
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New campaign hopes to tackle chronic pain through communication
A new campaign hopes to tackle chronic pain as more than half of sufferers find it difficult to
describe their symptoms, writes Helen O’Callaghan
The best comfy-but-chic clothes to wear while travelling
This is your captain, Paula Burns, speaking. As we’re swapping the catwalk for the runway, check you have comfy-but-chic travel attire, from aviator’s jacket to retro shirts, and of course sunnies to puzzle the paparazzi. Enjoy the flight
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Turn off your phone and go to sleep early tonight - you'll thank yourself tomorrow
Convincing yourself to put away the smartphone and heading to bed is difficult for adults who see the late evening as me-time, says Andrea Mara
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MAKING CENTS: Plan ahead before you submit housing plans
Consumer advice with Gráinne McGuinness
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Cecelia Ahern's young adult novel Flawed tackles our obsession with appearance
Cecelia Ahern’s first young adult novel tackles our obsession with image and appearance, which Ahern says has become too pervasive, writes Colette Sheridan
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Meet the women dominating social media in business
Many social media platforms are dominated by women as a special business seminar will celebrate, Ailin Quinlan reports
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Irish Examiner Cork City Marathon Runner of the week: Chris Mcgrath
Each week we profile one of the runners taking part in the ‘Irish Examiner’ Cork City Marathon this June
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Leaving Cert tests character and sense of self
In this penultimate piece, I thought I’d let the world know a little bit about how it feels to be a Leaving Cert student in the sunny month of May. It’s certainly colourful.
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This much I know: Sonya Lennon, fashion designer
Even as a kid, fashion was a thing for me.
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When I was 21 I would rather have died than get fat
I had a flashback recently. I am 21 and I am in the local Centra near the damp, messy house we rented when I was at university.
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5 things to do for the weekend ahead...
1. It’s Good to Talk
A mental health fair takes place today in St Patrick’s University Hospital, James’ Street, Dublin 8 from 11am to 4pm.
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Weekend loves: This week's must do, see & buy
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First they brought us Irelandopedia, a book that gave kids all they needed to know about Ireland.
The Raingod’s Green, Dark as Passion: A recollection of Cork in the 1990s
KEVIN BARRY dips into his marshy memories of the Cork he knew in the 1990s: an affable city of damp flats, class-based cliques and potent hashish
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One year on from marriage equality referendum and 'home has finally become home'
As a gay person, Brian O’Flynn left Ireland aged 18 in search of a new life and a more accepting society, but after the yes vote in May 2015, he says home has finally become home
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Somers day done for the Irish in King's Cross
King’s Cross and its surrounds was once a traditional heartland for Irish emigrants to London. A surge in property development and the creep of gentrification has left that community gasping for air. Robert Mulhern visited the Irish in Somers Town
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The little pimple that was a sign of a big disease
The seemingly innocuous spot on Leo Swift’s face was skin cancer, probably caused by exposure to sun while gardening. Irish people forget that UV radiation is high here between March and September, says
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Can't stretch to an African safari? You can stay near the lions at London Zoo
See photos from the largest gathering of DeLorean cars and their owners in Belfast
Tense scenes as Carla Connor leaves Coronation Street - and Callum Logan's body is discovered
Python bites Thai man whilst he's on the toilet
Mars ice age ended about 370,000 years ago, scientists say
Great news! You can now opt-out of nuisance calls by simply sending a text
- How moving to Toronto helped me to drink less
Weekend break: A room with a glorious view at The Europe Hotel, Killarney
Deadly drink fanned the flames of 1875
Catch him if you can: Brendan Shine is still entertaining after 50 years
A question of taste: Eimear O’Herlihy- New campaign hopes to tackle chronic pain through communication
He says he’s attracted to me but he keeps losing his erection- The best comfy-but-chic clothes to wear while travelling
Internet forcing filmmakers like Jim Sheridan to adapt
Bring new life to your home interiors look for just €25 or less
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Homeless boy in emergency accommodation barred from hotel garden
Canadian ambassador tackles protester during state ceremony in Dublin- WORLD
Recession led to 260k extra cancer deaths, experts claim
Donald Trump needed 1,237 votes — he got 1,238- BUSINESS
Eir considers future free-to-air Setanta channel
North’s economy ‘would be more vulnerable’ outside EU- SPORT
Jose Mourinho: A huge personality for a huge club
Clarke: "I would love to see the game move towards professionalism"- LIFESTYLE
How to find a balance between 'clean' eating and healthy eating
Laughter is a tonic for kid's in hospital with serious illnesses