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One in six men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. The good news is that it can be treated successfully – but awareness is key, writes Margaret Hawkins.
A report by Jacqueline Hogge and Rosalind Skillen examines problem gambling, and the role the new Gambling Authority of Ireland and addiction treatment centres have to play in tackling the issue.
A report by Jacqueline Hogge and Rosalind Skillen examines problem gambling, and the role the new Gambling Authority of Ireland and addiction treatment centres have to play in tackling the issue.
When making a decision to lease your farm, it's important to avoid a situation where rent is not paid or the farm is not being kept in good condition, writes Aisling Meehan.
Proposals to ease planning restrictions on modular homes have been broadly welcomed by those who have opted for such housing, as they see it as their only way of securing a place of their own.