Shauna Bannon Ward

2 days ago | irishmirror.ie | Shauna Bannon Ward

X-Factor star Mary Byrne has revealed her incredible health transformation journey after admitting she was plagued by "aches and pains" six years ago. The talented singer has spoken candidly about the realisation that it's never too late to get a grip on your health and well-being. Mary has also opened up about how the use of CBD oil has dramatically improved her sleep quality and helped her deal with anxiety, reports RSVP Live.

3 days ago | galwaybeo.ie | Shauna Bannon Ward

You might find your home overflowing with Easter eggs. While it may seem like all the chocolate will be devoured in the coming days, you'll probably still discover bars and whole eggs tucked away in your cupboards and fridge for weeks, if not months. Rather than discarding them or giving them away, you can save them for when you fancy a sweet treat. Thankfully, chocolate generally has a good shelf life, so there's no need to rush to eat it all at once.

3 days ago | galwaybeo.ie | Shauna Bannon Ward

Torrential downpours for more than a week have been forecast by Met Eireann before a summer heat blast hits Ireland. Some leading experts are forecasting as much as 40mm of rain in parts of the country which will likely lead to weather warnings from Met Eireann. However there is good weather on the horizon, Met Eireann have forecast. From Monday, 28 April to Sunday, 4 May, we're in for some stable weather with high pressure taking the reins.

3 days ago | corkbeo.ie | Shauna Bannon Ward

Cardinal Kevin Farrell is at the centre of everything that is happening in the Vatican City since the passing of Pope Francis. He will hold a crucial role in the weeks after the Pope's death as the Camerlengo. Here is everything we know about the Irish man: What are the duties of the Camerlengo? Farrell is charged with verifying the Pope's death, overseeing the conclave preparations which leads to the election of a new Pope and serving as Vatican City's acting sovereign during this process.

3 days ago | corkbeo.ie | Shauna Bannon Ward

It's that time of year again - when everyone's home is choc-full of Easter treats. And while it's tempting to think they'll all be eaten in the next few days, chances are you'll be finding bars and whole eggs tucked away in cupboards and the fridge for weeks to come. Rather than binning them or giving them away, why not save them for another day? Most chocolate Easter eggs come with a 'best before date' rather than a strict expiration date.