Many of us are slow to have our hearing checked, but it could be a symptom of a much more serious health problem, writes Margaret Jennings

Travelling by bike or public transport could be harming our hearing.

Restored Hearing is turning its focus to noise reduction aids for industry, writes Trish Dromey

The Citizens' Assembly has now finished hearing from advocacy groups on both sides of the abortion debate.

An oral hearing into the granting of a licence for a salmon farm in Bantry Bay has been adjourned for at least a month after it emerged a technical report relevant to the proceedings had not been circulated to all parties due to an oversight.

We have no qualms about age-related vision loss, but are slow to react when our ears fails us, despite the threat this poses to our safety and social lifes, writes Margaret Jennings.

Imagine struggling to hear your kid laugh or your parent’s voice? Arlene Harris meets families who’ve just been given the gift of hearing

“I was trying really hard not to cry. I didn’t want him to see me cry. I was trying hard to keep it together and just talk to him.”

The sentence hearing of the two former Anglo Irish Bank directors convicted of providing illegal loans to 10 individuals is due to open at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court today before Judge Martin Nolan.