Young adult mental health: ‘Stigma and embarrassment still play a significant role in reluctance to seek help’
Generational health: Community and youth organisations taking up the cause and being proactive
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‘I’m hoping at least one girl who is on the fence about reporting her violent boyfriend ... will read about my case’
Jade Rasmussen’s boyfriend was jailed last month. She urges young women in controlling relationships to seek help, assuring they too will be taken seriously
By Mary Carolan
Progression in education system and deprivation linked to smoking
Study from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland highlights socioeconomic inequalities in smoking rates
To contest or not to contest? That is the question for Ireland’s aerial game
Performance under the high ball likely to be tested against Fiji and outcome sure to be instructive
Voluntary hospitals warn new cash limits imposed by HSE could impact patient care
Hospitals say spending restrictions will force them to choose between paying staff, suppliers or Revenue
By Martin Wall
Ciarán Murphy: Limerick and Dublin now bereft of linchpin players
With Nickie Quaid and Brian Fenton out of the picture we’re about to see what ‘irreplaceable’ really looks like
I went to the cinema to see Small Things Like These. By the time I emerged I had concluded the film was crap
The fact is the film was beautiful, earnest, poetic and sublime. But that’s not what I saw in the moment
Farmers have a point - if only they could make it more reasonably
New rules introduced by the UK government bring a quarter of farms back within inheritance tax, after three decades of being fully exempt. They’re right to be annoyed, but sympathy is waning
Big Tech may not get everything it wants from Trump
Incoming US president will not be all the tech industry is hoping for once he is in power
Christmas tech for kids: great gift ideas with safety features for parental peace of mind
It’s hard to hold back the tech tide from children forever, but there are safer options than smartphones out there
Forêt restaurant review: A masterclass in French classic cooking in Dublin 4
From the owners of Forest Avenue, Forêt is a love letter to the French bistro, where every dish is cooked with precision and served with an unwavering respect for tradition
Christmas TV ads 2024: Patrick Freyne on Marks & Spencer, Lidl, Boots, Amazon and more
Patrick Freyne: here are my favourite corporate psy-ops of the season – or Christmas TV ads, as I believe you call them in the suburbs
My Animals and Other Animals by Bill Bailey: Tales of the comedian’s feathered, furred and scaled friends
Bailey’s irrepressible humour and boyish joy are a welcome antidote to the grim news cycle of 21st-century life
By John Walshe
Ireland v Fiji: Gus McCarthy and Cormac Izuchukwu in line to make Irish debuts
Sam Prendergast set to make his first international start while Jamie Osborne looks like getting a run at fullback
Poem of the Week: Gó gan Ghá/Unnecessary Lie
A new work by Aifric Mac Aodha, translated by David Wheatley
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