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Practice nurses are filling a relatively new role in our GP surgeries and there are now some 1,700 of them employed in Ireland.
Calf care series week six: good rearing principles and weaning tips
What you need to know about new TB testing changes
Suppliers move to leave North Cork Creameries
Aurivo could cancel milk contracts if supplier was convicted of criminal offence
Farmers can no longer be sold down the swanny on beef price - Gorman
Sligo pensioner Martina Noonan (77) recently lost her battle with the HSE over nursing home fees.
Diabetes during pregnancy now affects 12% of mothers-to-be in Ireland. Margaret Hawkins hears more about the condition
Imagine having a daughter who wants to be a man or a son who wants to be a woman.
Are you losing control over how much time you spend on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter? Addiction to social media is now a very real problem.
An inflammatory skin condition that affects 100,000 people in Ireland, Hawkins talks to a nurse who has psoriasis about ?are-ups and coming to accept the condition
A recent conference highlighted some of the dietary bene?ts of this natural foodstuff and put the spotlight on some of the recent bad press it has garnered.
Bladder problems don’t just affect older women. Margaret Hawkins spoke to Collette Blake at Wexford General Hospital for tips on managing the problem
Reducing calf pneumonia with vaccination on a Donegal dairy-beef farm In east Donegal, farmer Gareth Peoples explains how a tailored vaccination programme transformed the health and performance of his calves, while reducing stress during this busy period.
