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by Oisín Mac Aodha, Ocean Property Management

Cian McDonnell, a 31 year old who works for the FAI, recently embarked on a life changing journey that proved to be a testament to the remarkable transformations achievable at Dublin’s own hair transplant clinic, Tir na nÓg.

Continuing with its mythological series, An Taibhdhearc is showing Fionn agus Clochán an Aifir (Fionn and the Giant’s Causeway), running from tomorrow, Friday, to Saturday, December 23.

Some hair transplant clinics ‘sell’ transplants purely on the basis of moving larger numbers of hair grafts per treatment not taking into account what the patient actually needs, the goal being to ‘impress’ the patient with large numbers of grafts.

At Tir na nOg Clinic, you will find not only a skilled surgeon but also a compassionate professional dedicated to helping you achieve your desired results.

Songstress Gráinne Hunt will join Belfast’s Dave McKendry for an intimate performance at Monroe’s Live tonight, Thursday, October 19.

For Mairtín Kearney, a solicitor based in Blackrock, Co Dublin, the journey to find a solution for his hair loss began 16 years ago.

For Mairtín Kearney, a solicitor based in Blackrock, Co Dublin, the journey to find a solution for his hair loss began 16 years ago. Despite initial hesitation and multiple consultations at various clinics, it was his discovery of Tir na nÓg Clinic that reignited his hope. From the first consultation with Dr Kevin McDonald, he felt a sense of trust and genuine care.

Tir na nOg Clinic is a family-run establishment specialising in hawir transplant surgery.

Galway’s Patricia Forde was announced as the seventh Laureate na nÓg, Ireland’s Children’s Literature Laureate last weekend at a special event at the Arts Council. An award-winning children’s author from Galway, Ms Forde will hold the title from now until 2026, taking up the position from the outgoing Laureate, Áine Ní Ghlinn.