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Often the coldest month, January might be the middle of winter but as the days lengthen the garden commences to show shoots of growth as the promise of spring season fast approaches.

The recommendations of the Oireachtas Health Committee report from April this year addressing Vitamin D deficiency as a public health measure in Ireland should be immediately implemented, according to local Independent Deputy, Denis Naughten.

January is famous for New Year’s resolutions – there’s something so motivating about pressing the ‘reset’ button and starting a new year with a fresh set of goals – a brand-new year for a brand-new you.

Problems for tenants with the high cost of accommodation as a proportion of their income and arrears on mortgage, rent and utility bills are an indication of the continued social and economic impact of the high cost of accommodation generally in Ireland according to the National Social Monitor – Ireland Social Scoreboard published by Social Justice Ireland.

Derry has oodles of yummy LegenDerry food and drink options to help visitors stay warm this winter. From cosy cafes to fireside restaurants and street food marvels to artisan bakers, the walled city is bursting with unique food experiences for all the family.

While we might be experiencing a Christmas similar to that of last year, one thing that we can rely on is the traditional Christmas dinner.

The festive season is in full flow and the associated Christmas indulgences have officially started.

BY DECLAN VARLEY

Volunteers in the Ballybane community delivered 76 Christmas dinners to elderly and vulnerable people on Sunday.

Visa has announced the winners of its inaugural She's Next Grant Programme in Ireland. The programme is an extension of Visa's global She's Next Grant Programme, created to boost and empower women entrepreneurship. Five women business-owners from across Ireland received a grant of €5,000 and one-year business coaching through IFundWomen to support, grow and expand their businesses.