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8 impressive Dublin properties up for auction in June - including a home on the canal for €230k
Here's what's on offer with BidX1 later this month.
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Sunday 11 March, 2018
Dreading Mother's Day? Let go of expectations and accept your mother for who she is
On Mother’s Day, Maeve Halpin writes about how to negotiate your relationship with a difficult parent.
Sunday 17 May, 2015
What I've learned through my career as a counsellor
People are different – from each other and from what the books say. A “textbook case” is rare, if not non-existent.
Wednesday 28 January, 2015
Opinion: Age-ing or Sage-ing? It's time to focus on the positive aspects of getting older
Disempowering attitudes towards ageing are pervasive in our culture, leading to the more positive dimensions of ageing getting lost.
Thursday 18 December, 2014
“I should be looking forward to Christmas but it seems like a mountain I have to climb”
Christmas can be turned into more of an ordeal than a celebration due to loneliness, financial worries or relationship breakdowns.
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Poll: Will you wear a mask when you use public transport?
IN ENGLAND, IT will be mandatory to wear face coverings on public transport from 15 June.
However, the advice to wear face coverings on public transport and in other spaces where social distancing is difficult is guidance for now. It isn’t a strict rule.
Public health authorities have emphasised wearing a facemask is an “additional hygiene measure” with Dr Tony Holohan saying previously it’s not a “magic bullet” to protect against Covid-19.
Social distancing and good hand hygiene is still of vital importance even if you wear a mask, according to health officials.
However, as we progress through the Phases and more of us go back to work, we’re asking you: Will you wear a mask when you use public transport?
Poll Results:
Yes (6448)
No (1565)
Not sure (604)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Professor Sam McConkey: The reality is it could be November before schools are back in full
By Professor Sam McConkey
Wellness Wednesday: Worry is of no use to anyone, especially now in a time of crisis
By Trish Farrell
Counsellor Trish Farrell offers some tips to avoid worry during this time of change.
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