Staying overnight in a hotel can be great fun, but one of the most annoying parts of being away from home is having to pack up all your luggage when you leave.
Emergency departments remain 'extremely busy' with increasing numbers of children and older, sicker people with complex conditions attending and being admitted.
The PSNI in Londonderry have warned people to phone 999 rather than rely solely on social media after receiving a video containing 'highly worrying content' on Boxing Day.
It’s the season of goodwill, and for one lucky pooch Christmas has arrived already, because after more than a year in kennels border collie Kezzie has finally found her forever home.
Brenda Kearns, Head of Advice and Advocacy at Age NI, explains why the service is so vital for people across Northern Ireland, particularly in the battle to end loneliness.
Age NI have teamed up with Mash Direct to highlight the importance of spending more time with our older family members and ensuring they are eating well.
One County Down man who found loneliness too hard to bear was Gerard Bentley, who ended up in psychiatric care three times following the death of his father.
A brand new cot – a vessel for transporting livestock and machinery on and off the islands of Lower Lough Erne – has been launched by conservation charity RSPB NI, thanks to funding from the European Union’s INTERREG VA Programme.
Many will be looking forward to enjoying the festive party season, but enjoying a tipple or two too many could put drivers at risk of being over the limit if they get behind the wheel.
Raymond Kerr from Co. Tyrone was so lonely after his beloved wife died he was ‘climbing the walls' and suffered from intense feelings of loneliness and depression.
A 93 year-old lady who describes loneliness as the worst thing she has ever faced, is encouraging people to support the charity that was there for her when she had no one else.
