Person: Kay Murphy

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<p>Former president of Active Retirement Network Ireland Kay Murphy says she is 'quite sure' she did not sign the letter dismissing Siobhan Hopkins. Picture: Dan Linehan</p>

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Unfair dismissal case raises question on governance of Active Retirement Network charity

The incident at ARNI highlights the charity's governance as three board members including the chair — whose signature appeared on the letter — say they were unaware of the development

<p>'We had a lovely meal on a Saturday night, and the next morning we were told we couldn’t leave our room.' Bill Roe recounts the dramatic beginning of Covid restrictions while on holiday with his girlfriend in Tenerife in March 2020. Picture: Moya Nolan</p>

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Ageing in the pandemic: 'I feel I lost two years, and it’s difficult to make up for those years'

Postpartum depression concept in flat style. Tired, sad mother, woman sitting on floor near bad with sleeping baby. Psychology p

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Minding Ireland: How we can find our own pathway to mental healthcare

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Older people more likely to be victims of fraud, study shows

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Man found guilty of chute murder

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Hedges good enough to eat

The continuum of life

A garden has its cycles, say Charlie Wilkins and preparing for the inevitable makes sense.

Sun, 16 Sep, 2012

Enemy takes control

The weed invasion, the dread of every gardener, is an offensive that must be stopped.

Sun, 09 Sep, 2012

New drink limit would imprison rural Ireland

HAVING read Michael Job’s sensible letter (September 9) regarding young drivers becoming prisoners in their homes if legislation proposed by the RSA is introduced, I want to highlight the plight of another group who are already prisoners in their homes as a result of crazy legislation.

Mon, 21 Sep, 2009