37 Dawson Street is the place to be on Sunday 9th September from 7pm as Dublin Fashion Festival closes the weekend’s events with the biggest celebrity fashion show ever to hit Dublin, with all proceeds going towards a charitable cause, Acquired Brain Injury Ireland. ‘The Style of Dublin’ fashion show produced by Emma and James… Continue reading Style of Dublin Celebrity Charity Fashion Show
I am absolutely delighted to be the ambassador for the buggy push and I can’t wait to see you all there. Get fit and challenge yourself to take part in Barnardos 5km Buggy Push Challenge this September. This sponsored challenge is for Mums, Dads, Grandparents, Aunts and Uncles to push their babies in buggies around… Continue reading The Barnardos Buggy Push
Having A Baby is an incredibly special time in a woman’s life. During pregnancy our bodies go through so many changes. As a woman there is nothing more empowering than giving birth. It truly is a miracle. It was amazing to think that I was growing a tiny little human inside of me. For nine… Continue reading ARTICLE ABOUT PND PRINTED IN WOMAN’S WAY
In a recent study by the OECD (organisation for economic cooperation and development) Ireland were ranked in the top 10 in the ‘better life index’ study. The Better Life Index allows citizens to compare well-being across 36 countries based on 11 dimensions in the areas of material living conditions and quality of life. This is… Continue reading AS PRINTED IN THE EVENING HERALD
Model Alison Canavan tells Alison O’Riordan of the crippling depression that seized her just as she had the world at her feet…
Read the full article: http://www.independent.ie/national-news/beauty-alison-opens-up-on-descent-into-living-hell-2800108.html
AS PRINTED TODAY DECEMBER 21ST IN THE EVENING HERALD CHRISTMAS…That single word conjures up a lot of different emotions. For some it means food, fun, family and all good things beginning with the letter F. But for some it means failure and feeling foolish. By this I mean that it’s a time that almost forces… Continue reading COPING WITH DEPRESSION AT CHRISTMAS
