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Day: 3 September 2025

How to use the word ‘no’ and let go of festive stress

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The best gift you can give yourself is the word ‘no’ if you’re being asked to host too many people […]

Small companies have an edge when it comes to embedding a wellness culture

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A big organisation can have a programme that seems impressive but if overwork, bullying and harassment are rife, who’s going […]

Wellness expert shares reasons you may not be achieving your goals, and how to get back on track

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By this stage of the year, many people may have dumped their new years goals and resolutions, or may simply […]

New programme at University of Limerick looks to create ‘Leaders for Life’

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THE UNIVERSITY of Limerick has launched a new programme for student representatives that is the “first of its kind”. UL […]

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