Radio presenter John Murray’s recent illness highlights a growing problem, says Rachel Borrill.

Rachel Borrill looks at the thorny issues of forming romantic second-time-round relationships.

Mo Bros are ready to begin growing moustaches to raise awareness of prostate cancer, Rachel Borrill reports.

Ruby Wax says the solution to her depression is all in the mind. Rachel Borrill reports.

May Ryan has survived three brushes with cancer, and will once again be at the head of the queue today to volunteer for Daffodil Day, writes Rachel Borrill

Despite parts in RTÉ’s Raw and the BBC’s Ripper Street, Charlene McKenna still worries about working, she tells Rachel Borrill

Hilary Boyd has turned pension passion into a literary sensation, says Rachel Borrill.

Illustrations of symptoms may help patients better describe what they feel, says Rachel Borrill.

Rachel Borrill asks Noel Kelly, Derek Daniels, Teri Hayden and Marianne Gunn O’Connor — Ireland’s leading agents in TV, modelling, film and literature — just what it takes to make it to the top.

Rachel Borrill talks to Juliet Bressan, GP and author of Menopause — the Drug Free Way.

Rachel Borrill ponders if by following a “map for life”, it is really possible to feel truly happy every single day.

The upcoming Big Knit will raise funds for Age Action, writes Rachel Borrill.

Broadcaster/author Judy Finnigan, talks to Rachel Borrill about her eyesight fears and depression.

Before you argue, learn these five steps to relating well, says Rachel Borrill.

Xposé winner Kathleen Leahy tells Rachel Borrill it’s vital to jump out of your comfort zone.

Drum therapist Eddie O’Neill talks to Rachel Borrill about medicine for the soul.

As we mature as a couple we need to adapt together to changes in our lives, says Rachel Borrill.

Rumours abound on Twitter and the internet. The consequences of trolling can be traumatic, says Rachel Borrill.

Comedian Dermot Morgan’s son tells Rachel Borrill it’s vital to check your blood pressure.

Christina Donnelly’s son was killed by a drunk driver. She is fighting for change, says Rachel Borrill.

It’s natural, but that’s no solace when your child moves out, says Rachel Borrill.

An eight-week course encourages older people to be confident and productive, says Rachel Borrill.

Staying active is key to positive ageing, a former Rose of Tralee tells Rachel Borrill.

Peter McGinnity’s ‘episodes’ deeply affected his whole family, says Rachel Borrill.

A year ago Niall Breslin was relatively unknown, and was “in hell” struggling to finish his album. Today, thanks to The Voice of Ireland, he is a household name — and a sex symbol. Rachel Borrill on why men want to be him — and women want to be with him