Halloween trick or treat? Ouija Origin of Evil review
By Brendan Callaghan Opening in cinemas this week just in time for Halloween is the latest addition to the ‘Ouija’
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Month: October 2016
To medicate or not to medicate for depression – my journey
By Caitriona McMahon Many arguments exist both for and against medication in the treatment of mental illness. It’s even seen
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Education has brought me back from the wilderness
By Barry Lord The only impossible journey, as the famous philanthropist and business man Anthony Robbins wrote, is the one
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Your photos symbolising mental health
Our mental health guru Caitriona McMahon, who is co-founder of the Community Crisis Response Team, asked Ireland Today readers to
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The fashion frontline: Trend – Ruffles
By Shanel Williams-O’Reilly As the spotlight on focal detail has much become the make or break of our fashion ensembles,
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Irish company MyMoneyPlatform hoping to revolutionise personal finance
By Mark O’Brien A former financial broker has created an application that he hopes will revolutionise the way people approach
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Man groomed to be jihadi fighter finds refuge in Ireland
By Elizabeth Doherty A MAN groomed to be a become a Jihadi fighter since he was a child is in
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Companies promoting positive body image should be applauded
By Lauren Fetherston Body image is something that everyone – men and women alike – have struggled with for years.
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Review – Death Grips at The Academy
By Brendan Callaghan Death Grips’ last and only gig in Ireland was in Whelan’s way back in April of 2013.
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How do you choose a baby’s name in this day and age?
By Grainne McCool With technology available to tell what sex a baby is before it is born and the vast
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