The psychologist who speaks about her own battle with anorexia
By Caitriona McMahon This week is Eating Disorder Awareness Week and so when the opportunity to interview Dr Malie Coyne
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Month: February 2017
Ghosts of the past abound in new production of The Weir
By Barry Lord The Weir instantly reminded me of the lyrical hook from ’80s American sitcom Cheers because “Sometimes you wanna
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Plan to create more child-friendly healthcare
By Joyce Rubotham Most parents will come across their children’s niggles with GP visits for vaccines or to the dreaded
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Interview with my friend who saved my life
By Caitriona McMahon I have spoken quite openly to date about my own history of suicidal thoughts but I still
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‘Moonlight’ carries the burden of huge praise with grace.
By Barry Lord Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight is another in that seemingly new category of film releases; the ready-to-eat, just-add-water-and-voila cinematic
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Drop homework and introduce mindfulness says Dublin mum
A Dublin mum thinks Irish kids should be free from exam stress and is calling for mindfulness to be introduced
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Learning to breathe in stormy water
By Caitriona McMahon Fear, otherwise known as false evidence appearing real, has the ability to incapacitate us in the blink
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‘So’ annoyed with the SO generation
By Barry Lord So what is it with the word ‘So’ that gets up people’s noses? Esteemed broadcasters and lovers
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