Youth workers need support in tackling the issues of sexism, body image and sexuality online when dealing with young people.

Health experts say the belief that most people suffering from an eating disorder are teenage girls is a myth.

Homes and business owners are beginning to count the cost as the latest 120km/h winds batter the west and south coasts.

Passenger number 20,000,000 this year has walked into the Arrivals Hall at Dublin Airport.

The Carers Association is urging family carers to get involved in lobbying the Government for a better life for carers.

Some 82% of carers say they have been affected by cutbacks in the health budget and almost a quarter say the overburden of work has left them with physical disabilities.

CROKE PARK has defended the timing of Saturday’s replayed Munster final on the basis that it would have been counter-productive to play the Cork-Waterford fixture at the same time as high-profile matches elsewhere.

YOUR article headlined ‘Competition laws may destroy small towns, warn TDs’ (October 30) reported on the appearance before the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Enterprise, Trade and Employment by the chairperson of the Competition Authority, William Prasifka, in relation to the grocery market, grocery prices and the retail planning system.

A TRAINING programme for farmers will be rolled out shortly as part of the Health and Safety Authority’s largest ever farm safety public awareness campaign.

Coca-Cola Bottlers Ireland will continue their sponsorship of the Leinster Schools rugby cup competitions for a further three years.

THE tremor that rocked Irish sport last year when leading sportsmen and women were dropped from the grants scheme or had their funding cut has eased and only minor after-shocks are likely to be experienced when the details of the Carding Scheme and the Performance Plan are revealed early in the New Year.