What ‘smart’ watches get wrong and right when tracking the quality of your sleep – The Irish Times
Falling asleep and waking up eight hours later – give or take an hour and an odd visit…
Health in midlife: Nine tips from experts that can make a big difference – The Irish Times
How you treat your body and brain in your midlife years, loosely defined as 40 to 60, can…
Here’s what a 1990s summer can teach us about saving money – The Irish Times
The 1990s have popular culture in a death grip. The fashion is back, Oasis have filled stadiums again,…
How to not retire: what to do if you’re going to keep working after 65 – The Irish Times
What will you do when you turn 65? Maybe you see yourself on the golf course, in the…
Call me, CMAT. Let’s write a song about my public transport plight – The Irish Times
I hope CMAT knows how proud we are of her. Certainly, pride was the overwhelming emotion that enveloped…
Women are now being commanded to ‘lift heavy’ in the gym by algorithms – The Irish Times
Though I have never used social media, I listen to enough podcasts for some algorithms to have an…
For €99, the Google Fitbit Air tracks your health and nothing else. That’s a good thing – The Irish Times
Google Fitbit Air Price: €99 Website: https://www.harveynorman.ieOpens in new window Where To Buy:…
I’m riddled with ADHD apparently, and medication has changed my life – The Irish Times
How do you know if someone has ADHD? They’ll tell you … in three weeks’ time when they…
How to Invest … your questions answered – The Irish Times
Over the course of our How to Invest series, we have offered insights on many aspects of investing…
The two-way relationship between depression and heart disease – The Irish Times
At least a quarter of cardiac patients suffer with depression, and adults with depression are more likely to…
How to avoid being influenced into spending your hard-earned money – The Irish Times
Have you taken the bait on the jersey, barrel leg pants yet? If you’re a midlife woman with…
As raising a child tops €15,000 annually parents need a long-term financial plan – The Irish Times
On an Irish personal finance forum on Reddit last month, a parent wanted to know what other mums…