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What you should definitely NOT do if you've seen a change in your skin (opens the original)
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It’s been a long hot summer and now that the days are getting a bit cooler, we’re seeing the effects of the sunshine on our skin. Pigmentation is one of the most common concerns to emerge at the end of summer, but not all pigmentation should be treated in the same way, according to two experts who deal with these complaints every autumn. But there’s more than one type of pigmentation and how you identify and deal with those sun spots really does matter. Getting the diagnosis right is the first s
Laura Hallinan battled with grief - now she's a mental health crusader (opens the original)
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In the last ten years, Laura Hallinan’s life has changed beyond recognition, mostly due to the fact that four years ago she gave birth to her first child, a girl called Hallie and now has twin boys aged 18 months. But the joy that becoming a mother brought to her has a certain sadness about the fact that her baby brother, Conor, will never meet his niece and nephews. Last March marked ten years since Conor died by suicide at the age of 23. He was the baby of the family and his loss was another d
The trick that kept U2 together according to Irish music scene insider (opens the original)
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It was a small notice pinned to a board in Mount Temple School: ‘Drummer Seeks Musicians To Form Band’. Some 50 years to the day since that band met in Larry Mullen’s kitchen in Artane, they were back under the eye of the clock as U2 visited their alma mater, much to the delight of the 900 schoolchildren for whom Fridays will probably never be the same. When Larry assembled his would-be musicians in the kitchen of his parents’ home, no one had any idea that behind the walls of this semi-detached
The secrets of Slane, the Traitors Ireland castle (opens the original)
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Alex Conyngham can remember feeling that magic for the first time. He was 11 years old, standing in what was effectively the garden of his home watching one of the most enigmatic frontmen of rock hold an audience of tens of thousands in the palm of his hand. ‘I was here for the very first Slane show but the one that really blew me away early in my life was the Queen concert with Freddie Mercury,’ he says of the 1986 show. ‘He was the first one to really open my eyes to the power and magic of liv
He defied the odds to walk again but his life still collapsed... until (opens the original)
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Right now Fergus Farrell is in the first week of 75 days walking the full breadth of America. He has set off from New York and will eventually make it to Los Angeles. He’s walking a total of 4,500 kilometres at 60 kilometres a day and has been training for months to get his fitness up to scratch. Of course, the former rugby player is also fundraising for Spinal Injuries Ireland and it is this fact that makes his feat all the more remarkable. For at one point Fergus was told he would never walk a
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