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May 24 (in the U.S) is National Brother’s Day, so call your brother and tell him you love him, even though he’ll say you‘re weird afterwards. When you were younger, you argued over LEGOs or whose turn it was to sit in the front seat. Yet in some strange way, those childhood squabbles served to make you closer over the years. […]
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There are two Bloody Sundays in Irish history. The first was in 1920 when British troops fired into the crowd at a football match in Dublin in retaliation for the killing of British undercover agents. The second was on January 30, 1972, when British paratroopers killed 13 Irish citizens at a civil rights protest in […]
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It’s Carers Rights Day (Thursday 25 November 2021). Make sure if you, or someone you know, is an unpaid family carer, that you are aware of their rights and how you can access the support you are entitled to. An unpaid carer is anyone who cares for their friend or family member who due to […]
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