Person: Niamh Fitzpatrick

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

RIGHT ROAD: Having gauged his performances by the Twitter response in the past, Connacht out-half Jack Carty is encouraging people to be conscious of the dangers of social media, especially now following the outbreak of the coronavirus. Picture: James Crombie

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Mentally tougher Jack Carty no longer searching for social approval

The Connacht and Ireland out-half made a timely appearance to talk about mental health during these disrupted times amid the Covid-19 outbreak.

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Kieran Shannon: Trailblazer Moran showed us all that the mind does matter

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'Idiots' making search and rescue more hazardous by shining lasers at helicopters

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Varadkar: Thoughts 'very much with families' of Rescue 116 crew as family and friends gather for anniversary vigil

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First look at the iconic Sea King helicopter named after Captain Dara Fitzpatrick

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Coast Guard Tragedy: Dara Fitzpatrick - An experienced pilot and safety campaigner

Coast Guard Tragedy: No warning and no mayday call

Intensive efforts to recover the remaining missing crew from the Coast Guard helicopter that vanished off the Mayo coast will continue today as air crash investigators try to find out what caused the disaster.

Wed, 15 Mar, 2017

‘No garda fault’ in suicide ordeal

A Garda Ombudsman investigation has found no evidence of garda misconduct in the death of a man who subjected his partner to a brutal and terrifying ordeal before taking his own life.

Sat, 08 Oct, 2016

Treaty prosper as Julieanne winning the mind games

Bringing in a sports psychologist was a master move by Limerick manager John Allen

Sat, 20 Jul, 2013

Fitzpatrick family to receive €4.5m settlement

A six-year-old, permanently brain-damaged boy is to receive €4.5m plus legal costs in settlement of his marathon legal action against the National Maternity Hospital alleging negligence in the management of his birth.

Tue, 10 Jun, 2008

Morale remains high in Irish Olympic camp

IRISH Olympic bosses insist their final preparations for Athens will not be damaged by the Cathal Lombard doping scandal.

Mon, 09 Aug, 2004

Tourism welcomes Budget announcement

Tourism is one of the few sectors welcoming the Budget announcement.

Thu, 14 Nov, 2002

Tourism chiefs welcome airport terminal proposal

The Irish Hotels Federation along with Tourism Ireland, Aer Lingus and Ryanair are among the first groups to issue a positive response to Transport Minister Seamus Brennan's proposal for the construction of a second terminal at Dublin Airport.

Fri, 02 Aug, 2002