HeyJaredLisa Brady
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Odour, discharge and painless sores - the most taboo cancer of all (opens the original)
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Mention HPV and most of us immediately think of women, and more specifically cervical cancer. Years of campaigning, screening and vaccination have transformed our understanding of the role the human papillomavirus can play in the disease. What is much less widely understood is that HPV affects men too. It is associated with several cancers affecting men, including head and neck, anal and penile cancers, yet awareness remains comparatively low. And in the case of penile cancer, embarrassment and
There's an SNA crisis in schools, so why have I been sidelined? (opens the original)
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When Sophie Brady sat down in front of the cameras for a new documentary exposing the crisis facing Ireland’s special needs assistants, she spoke candidly about one of the biggest problems with the job – its insecurity. Despite having worked in the same secondary school for two years, there was no guarantee the Meath native would have a job to return to in September. ‘I presumed I’d have to re-interview, like I’ve had to do every other year,’ says Sophie, 27. ‘But I thought I’d be in a good posi
Could tweakments REALLY make me look better aged 47 than at 37? (opens the original)
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Earlier this year, a viral trend swept social media in which people compare themselves in 2016 with 2026, while getting misty-eyed about a supposedly simpler time. Now, clearly, these people did not have a new baby and a toddler in 2016. In my photograph, below, from ten years ago, I am 37, sitting on the sofa with one small child tucked into my side and a new baby asleep across my chest. I look at it now and, annoyingly, my skin looks pretty good. Smooth, plump and youthful, despite the fact I
I'm sick of being my tweens unpaid PA - Can't we just ditch Aladdin (opens the original)
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Ok, here goes - I don’t want to be this involved in my children’s lives. And I don’t think it’s good for them that I am. That may sound like a fairly shocking admission from a mother of two girls, aged nine and 11, but let me explain. Of course I want to know how they are, who their friends are, whether they’re happy and what’s going on in general. What I don’t particularly want to know is that somebody needs €5 for a school activity on Thursday, PE gear on Wednesday, a form signed by Friday or
Property expert Liz O'Kane on buying her ex out of their home... (opens the original)
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Liz O’Kane is a straight talker. Ireland’s original buyer’s agent pulls no punches, has little time for property-market niceties and, when it comes to the brutal business of buying a home in Ireland, believes there is absolutely no point in sugar-coating it. Putting in a cheeky bid below the asking price, for example, is a waste of everybody’s time. ‘Don’t bother your backside,’ she advises. She has even less patience for the latest habit among buyers of increasing their offer by €1,000 and then
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