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Irish Examiner
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Two covid evaluation sessions attended by only 13 people
'I’m not looking for grief counselling, I’m looking for something bigger to come from this and that lessons will be learned,' says one contributor
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'I gave up the cigars': President Connolly recalls 'eureka' moment in Leeds 45 years ago
“I was smoking too many and started training,” she said. “I did my first little run around Headingley Park, and I couldn’t run a mile. I said, ‘That’s it’.”
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Women much more likely to report poor physical and mental health than men, survey shows
Women more likely than men to have reported depression, CSO study found