Public's attitude to depression needs to change

Irish Standard Time — Thursday, October 11, 2012

Public's attitude to depression needs to change: ... colleagues that they suffered from depression? Thankfully, David Walliams did not manage to take his own life, but many people do: there were 552 deaths by suicide in Ireland in 2009. How high must suicide figures go before depression is destigmatised?

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Irish Standard Time — Saturday, February 09, 2019

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Portraying over-60s as doddery old fools sees a resource go to waste

Irish Standard Time — Tuesday, November 12, 2019

These ads are just a sample of how media portrays old people. ... Preissner recently wrote that Ireland's veterans tend to be seen as demented once ... View article...

First there was the war; now this' - Ukrainian in Ireland on dam attack that destroyed her home

Irish Standard Time — Friday, June 09, 2023

Hulevych came to Ireland almost two years ago, before the war, to work in medicine. When Russia invaded Ukraine, she drove to Poland to help her ... View article...

Outgoing German ambassador optimistic Ireland will join global tax deal

Irish Standard Time — Tuesday, July 20, 2021

In the post-Brexit era, ambassador Deike Potzel said that Irish-German political and trade relations are at an all-time high, building on Ireland's ... View article...

Consultant group refusing to attend hearing on work practice reforms

Irish Standard Time — Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Consultant group refusing to attend hearing on work practice reforms : The Labour Court was due to deal with two issues referred by management under the Croke Park process – changes to current rest-day arrangements and reforms to fees for second opinions in the area of mental health . Under the Croke Park agreement, ...

Brexit hasn't gone away, you know

Irish Standard Time — Friday, May 24, 2019

Brexit hasn't gone away, you know - If Brexit goes badly, that will all come to a shuddering halt ... The nightmare that a hard Brexit would create for Ireland had been avoided and we could ...

297 escaped prisoners on the run in Ireland

Irish Standard Time — Wednesday, December 02, 2020

There are 253 men and 44 women on the list and their crimes range from murder ... The Irish Prison Service said the majority of prisoners who breach ... View article...

Farage wants a new vote? It's probably a bad idea

Irish Standard Time — Friday, January 12, 2018

Farage wants a new vote? It's probably a bad idea - Irish politicians have long supported the idea of a second vote that might be based in reality - but caution must prevail. Fianna Fáil's Brexit spokesman Stephen Donnelly said that while a second vote might seem positive, we should be wary. Mr Donnelly makes a valid point that while support for 'Remain' ...

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