Two experts tell Sharon Ní Chonchúir how parents can ensure a healthy diet for their child. Watching portion size and the treats are both key

From bigorexia to bingeing, more young males are experiencing eating disorders. But the stigma of having what is often seen as a woman’s illness is stopping many from seeking help, writes Sharon Ní Conchúir.

Because computers can supply facts, rote learning has become redundant. Sharon Ní Chonchúir talks to two US experts about teaching children six essential soft skills needed for success

Sharon Ní Chonchúir sings the praises of the snack-size snooze

Neonatal care has come a long way in a short time, says Sharon Ní Chonchúir.

With one in 10 men experiencing erectile dysfunction, specialists urge men to seek help and avail of a growing range of treatments, says Sharon Ní Chonchuir.

At a low point, Rebecca Ryan could only leave her house through a window. She tells Sharon Ní Chonchuir how she learned to beat her OCD demons

Sharon Ní Chonchuir reports on ‘Give Peas a Chance’ — a competition that encourages workers to grow food at their desk and in turn get them to grow their own food at home

Put aside preconceptions about women wilting under pressure, writes Sharon Ní Chonchúir. 

Author Matthew Todd and members of Irish support agencies talk to Sharon Ní Chonchúir about the need for ongoing progress.

The trad singing legend attributes his longevity to a simple diet, regular walks, and a vigilant GP, he tells Sharon Ní Chonchúir.  

Interstitial cystitis is often misunderstood, writes Sharon Ní Chonchúir.

We now expect the latest medical treatments for our pets. But what about the cost, asks Sharon Ní Chonchúir.

Sex is one of the most powerful forces in our lives but we’re often too embarrassed to discuss it. Sharon Ní Chonchúir talks to Dr Pixie McKenna about her new TV series.

Sharon Ní Chonchúir on the myriad benefits of vitamin D

Sharon Ní Chonchúir explores the new craze for colouring books for adults and how it is aiding mindfulness.

Vegan diets, once considered extreme, are becoming more mainstream, but the jury is out on health benefits, says Sharon Ní Chonchuir.

This month’s Age & Opportunity Go for Life Games was the culmination of a year of fun sporting activities for older people, writes Sharon Ní Chonchuir.

Although research has shown in the past the importance of gut bacteria to our health, new discoveries are showing its importance to the health of our brains too, reports Sharon Ní Chonchuir. 

Heartburn is not always harmless, says Sharon Ní Chonchúir. 

A new book aims to help parents and children foster better relationships as they navigate the age of new technology, writes Sharon Ní Chonchúir.

We’re all good at beating ourselves up when things go wrong. But maybe we shouldn’t says Sharon Ní Chonchúir as learning from blunders is one of life’s most valuable lessons.

RTÉ News anchor Sharon Ni Bheolain’s latest wardrobe choice caused quite a stir on Twitter last night.

We may no longer believe in leprechauns but many of us cling to superstitions, says Sharon Ní Chonchúir as she delves into the spiritual world and finds we are a mess of contradictions.

Just minutes after her typically ice-cool sign-off on the Six One News last night RTÉ’s Sharon Ní Bheoláin became the latest celeb to be doused in freezing water to raise funds for the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association.

Sharon Ní Bheoláin did it and it made the Nine O’Clock News.

Filmmaker Simon Hambrook tells Sharon Ní Chonchuir how a hippie upbringing off the Kerry coast has become a source of creativity

Sharon Ní Chonchúir talks to the experts about managing the purse strings, balancing the bills and extricating ourselves from debt where possible.