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Mary Byrne opens up on health changes after experiencing 'aches and pains'

2 days ago | dublinlive.ie | Shauna Bannon Ward

Mary Byrne has opened up about transforming her health after admitting she was hit with “aches and pains”. The X Factor singer said it’s never too late to take control of your health. She said that since she started using CBD oil, it has hugely improved her quality of sleep. Mary explained that she used to wake up after only two hours of sleep. “I get around eight hours. I started using CBD oil from the brand Focus. It’s all natural and produced in Ireland. When I take it, I sleep very well.
Angelman syndrome explained as Colin Farrell shares heartache of putting son in care

3 days ago | dublinlive.ie | Ruairi Scott Byrne

Irish star Colin Farrell has touchingly recounted his decision to place his 21 year old son into long-term care. The actor from Dublin shared his experience, explaining how his son James was initially misdiagnosed with cerebral palsy before the true diagnosis of Angelman syndrome became clear. Angelman syndrome, a severe nervous system disorder that leads to significant learning disabilities, necessitated careful thought for James, who doesn't speak.
Human skull found in plastic SuperValu bag

5 days ago | dublinlive.ie | Darragh Murphy

A garden remains sealed off in Cork this afternoon as Gardai investigate the discovery of a human skull. On Friday, Gardai were alerted to human remains - believed to be a skull - being found outside a property in west Cork. A forensic examination is being conducted today to establish the circumstances surrounding the identity of the deceased and how it came to be at the location.
Kyran Durnin murder investigators 'meticulously' review large volume of info

5 days ago | dublinlive.ie | Nicola Donnelly

Investigators probing the disappearance and suspended murder of schoolboy Kyran Durnin continue to 'meticulously' review the large volume of information they have - which sources say is "taking time" as the investigation continues.
Apartments planned for site located stone's throw from Harry Byrne's pub

5 days ago | dublinlive.ie | Laura Lyne

An apartment block located a stone's throw away from a famous Dublin pub is planned for development. The proposal is for a site across from Harry Byrne's pub in Clontarf. If approved, it will change the skyline of the surrounding area. The development on the Howth Road will include 86 apartments in a building that is between four and seven storeys. Of the apartments there will be three studios, 35 one-bed units, 41 two-bed units and seven three-bed units.
Dublin weather: Warning ends with Easter rain and sunny spells on the horizon

5 days ago | dublinlive.ie | Laura Lyne

A wet and dreary end to the week is bringing some bright spots as the yellow weather warning ends for Dublin. The weather warning is due to expire at 6am this morning. There could be localised flooding across the capital following the weather event. As for what's to come - more rain. But that rain will not be as heavy with some dry patches arriving, and spots of sunshine coming through the clouds. Met Eireann says: "A dull and damp start to the day on Saturday as the rain and drizzle continues.
New diet pill shown to help patients lose weight in clinical trials

6 days ago | dublinlive.ie | Martin Bagot

A new daily pill that suppresses the appetite has been shown to help patients lose weight in clinical trials. Participants, who were all obese and had type 2 diabetes, shed 8% of their body weight in 10 months, losing 16lb on average. The drug orforglipron comes from the pharmaceutical firm Lilly, which makes Mounjaro, a brand name for the injectable GLP-1 drug tirzepatide.
Alt rock band Motorcycle Display Team (MDT) release remaster of hit single

1 week ago | dublinlive.ie | Aakanksha Surve

Alternative rock band Motorcycle Display Team (MDT) have released a remastered version of a hit single ahead of their upcoming album. The legendary band, which consists of Dublin drummer Morgan Condon, singer Steve (Steveknievo) Hinds and bass player Brad Larroquette, are releasing "To The Endless" on May 5. The single, which won ‘Best Song’ at Radio Wigwam’s 8th Annual Awards, offers a heartfelt and personal journey over a rich sonic backdrop.
Ireland weather: Met Eireann updates warnings in Easter weekend chaos

1 week ago | dublinlive.ie | Aakanksha Surve

Met Eireann has updated multiple weather warnings as Easter weekend is set to be a washout. A Status Yellow rain warning will be in place for Cork and Kerry from 11pm tonight until 12 noon tomorrow. Separately, a yellow rain alert will be valid for Carlow, Dublin, Kilkenny, Louth, Wexford, Wicklow, and Waterford from 6am tomorrow until 6am on Saturday. Additionally, a yellow rain warning for Galway and Mayo will kick off from 6am until 9pm tomorrow.
Arrest after man armed with knife threatens shop staff in early morning robbery

1 week ago | dublinlive.ie | Aakanksha Surve

A man was arrested after a knifeman robbed a store in Bray. Gardai were alerted to the incident at a shop on the Old Dublin Road at 5.30am today. A man entered the store brandishing a knife and threatened staff. No persons were injured during the incident. A man was arrested by Gardai from Shankill in a follow-up operation earlier today.