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- Sep 16, 2026
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Night Nurse: âTheyâre trusting you to take care of their loved one while they get a restâ (opens the original)
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âMy dad was in his mid 70s when he was diagnosed with late stage liver cancer four years ago,â says Aideen Power. âHe was always such a strong and independent man and he really hated being confined to bed and, in particular, one which was in a hospital. âSo my brother suggested that he and I temporarily move to my parentsâ house and help my mum look after him there for his remaining days. We were advised that we could get nursing help and right from the moment our ânight angelâ, as
Changing course after a degree: âLife is too short to prioritise money over meaningâ (opens the original)
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The academic year is up and running again and while tens of thousands of students are embarking on their third-level journey, a similar number are graduating and getting ready to start their working lives. Although many will enter a career related to their degree, some, despite their newly minted credentials and possibly the prospect of a lucrative career, will decide to put their energies into a role that may focus less on an attractive salary package and more on benefiting the environment or p
âCancer has changed how I view life and relationshipsâ (opens the original)
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When Kevin Morley began using the bathroom more frequently, he knew it could be a warning sign and decided to go to his doctor. âIn September 2023, I first noticed that I was having to use the bathroom a lot more than I used to,â he says. âAnd along with that, when I did go, I would only pass a minimum amount of urine, which is why I kept feeling the urge to go to the bathroom more frequently. So I made an appointment to go and see my GP and while prostate cancer was initially dismissed, a
Starting school means parents must ensure children are prepared - that includes being toilet-trained (opens the original)
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Starting school is a big milestone â for everyone involved â children, parents and their teachers. And while the idea of gaining independence, making friends and learning new skills might be daunting for youngsters, helping them to achieve these goals can also be challenging for teachers, particularly if children are unprepared for the journey ahead. So, long before they don their first uniform, parents will have been preparing them for the big event of beginning primary school, both emotion
Regardless of the temperature outside, you need to be aware of the signs of skin cancer (opens the original)
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It is estimated that one in five people in Ireland will develop skin cancer at some stage in their life. âApproximately 11,556 people were diagnosed annually with skin cancer in Ireland in the period between 2018-2022, accounting for 34 per cent of all invasive cancers,â says, Bernie Carter, assistant director of nursing at the Marie Keating Foundation (MKF). âThere are two main types: non-melanoma skin cancer and melanoma skin cancer. âNon-melanoma skin cancers (NMSC) are the most commo
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