Fast pace of life a strain on mental health, warns doctor

The faster pace of life in modern Ireland could be straining people’s mental health, it was warned today.

Tue, 03 Apr, 2007 - 14:30

The faster pace of life in modern Ireland could be straining people’s mental health, it was warned today.

Heavier workloads, daily commuting and spiralling house prices are the downside of Celtic Tiger prosperity and could be hitting the health of individuals and families, according to Dr Harold Barry.

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