Despite being diagnosed with a rare and incurable disease, broadcaster Gareth O’Callaghan is determined to make the new year the “greatest year of his life so far”.

Legend of the Irish airwaves Gareth O’Callaghan gave listeners to his final show on Classic Hits 4FM an emotional send-off yesterday.

Broadcaster and former 2FM DJ Gareth O’Callaghan has said he is not afraid to die, despite being diagnosed with an incurable neurodegenerative disease.

One of Ireland’s best known radio broadcasters has revealed he has Parkinson’s Disease.

From Páirc Uí Chaoimh to a tour of Cork city pubs, Rose Martin looks at options for the Open House event, which aims to encourage the people of the Rebel City to appreciate their built heritage.

Nick Cary says he got his fierce determination and love of technology from his dad, pirate radio legend Chris Cary, writes Siobhán Cronin

GOVERNMENT minister Pat Carey believes that a person should tell his or her employer if they believe that a colleague’s lifestyle, health or work performance is unduly influenced by the excessive consumption of alcohol or any intake of illegal drugs.

THEY might have struggled to climb on a trailer to promote Ireland’s new radio station, but the stars of 4FM made a much smoother transition to the airwaves yesterday.

EVERY copy of today’s Irish Examiner comes with a double bonus: a free Christmas CD album for our readers and a 10 cent donation to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, a leading Irish children’s charity.

CANDLELIGHT vigils will be held at venues across the country on September 10 to commemorate World Suicide Prevention Day.

Three Co Leitrim families devastated by the suicide of loved ones have been moved to organise a two-day seminar on the suicide issue in their home village next month.