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MS Ireland, the services, research and information society will host the biggest ever Irish gathering of people with MS, their families, carers, and friends at a convention in the Burlington Hotel, Dublin, the weekend of September 9.

Acupuncture is one of the fertility treatments being sought by a growing number of women who are not able to get pregnant using more conventional methods.

My partner and I are expecting our first child in a few months time. I know that she is entitled to maternity leave but is my employer obliged to give me additional time off work when our baby is born? Also, I would like to attend medical appointments with her. Are fathers entitled to time off work to attend such appointments?

My partner and I are expecting our first child in a few months time. I know that she is entitled to maternity leave but is my employer obliged to give me additional time off work when our baby is born? Also, I would like to attend medical appointments with her. Are fathers entitled to time off work to attend such appointments?

Acupuncture is one of the fertility treatments being sought by a growing number of women who are not able to get pregnant using more conventional methods.

The annual sponsored walk on Clare Island will this year be held on Saturday June 25.

Following Primetime Investigates revelations about the effects of State cuts on the lives of family carers, the Carers Association has unveiled its ‘One Voice’ campaign. The organisation is urging Mayo’s 5,440 family carers to join it in the fight for a better life for family carers.

Brí is the independent support and advocacy organisation for people who experience brain injury and their carers in Ireland.

Sunday June 12: Barbecue for carers from Mayo, Sligo, Roscommon, Mullingar, and Offaly on the grounds of Cuisle, the Irish Wheelchair Association’s holiday centre outside Roscommon. Cost €10.

The Regional Alzheimer Society and Local Carers Association have slammed the “eye-opening” findings of RTÉ Prime Time Investigates, which has found that more than 82 per cent of family carers have been affected by cutbacks in State services and are living in poverty.