Person: Sandra Hogan

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Collectors poised to swoop on Cork for major antiques fair

Jewellery, silver, art, furniture and militaria will lure treasure-hunters in their droves, writes Des O’Sullivan.

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Treasure hunters head to the popular Hibernian in Kinsale

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Cork silver, netsuke, bog oak and more at major antiques fair

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All roads lead west for auction fans at two-day Clifden event

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Third Age: John Murray gives some air time to depression

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Important Maclise work at Christies

Union urges training to help bank clients

BANK staff need training to cope with the growing number of distressed customers struggling under huge financial pressure, the union representing bank workers urged last night.

Mon, 12 Dec, 2011

Irish Examiner wins health award

THE Irish Examiner has collected another award for its investigation into suicide.

Tue, 10 May, 2011

Author suffering from ‘crippling depression’

MARIAN KEYES, one of the world’s best loved popular writers, is suffering from “crippling depression” that has made her life a living hell.

Thu, 07 Jan, 2010

HSE in €50m mental health standards drive

AN additional €50 million will be spent by the Health Service Executive (HSE) this year on achieving new standards of mental care published yesterday by the Mental Health Commission.

Wed, 07 Mar, 2007

Mental health care ‘must be improved’

PATIENTS and their carers are crying out for a better mental health service in a damning new report published today by the Mental Health Commission.

Fri, 09 Jun, 2006

Suicide prevention spend criticised

THE Government spends six times less on suicide prevention than it does on road safety campaigns even though more people die as a result of suicide each year, it emerged yesterday.

Fri, 21 Jan, 2005