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Join Croí, the heart and stroke charity, and leading experts for a public webinar, Living Well with Cardiovascular Disease: Women’s Heart Health and Menopause. This free webinar takes place online using Zoom on Thursday, March 31, from 7pm to 8pm.

A date for your Spring 2022 entertainment calendar as Menopause the Musical 2 - Cruising through Menopause will perform on the Dean Crowe Theatre stage at 6pm and 8.30pm on Wednesday, April 27.

A date for your Spring 2022 entertainment calendar as Menopause the Musical 2 - Cruising through Menopause will perform on the Dean Crowe Theatre stage at 6pm and 8.30pm on Wednesday, April 27.

Research undertaken by Boots Ireland has revealed that almost two-thirds of women (64%) say that menopause caused them to experience physical or psychological symptoms that have significantly affected their day-to-day life.

The Coeliac Society of Ireland has warned that women who have untreated coeliac disease and severe gluten intolerance are more likely to have an early menopause.

The Coeliac Society of Ireland has warned that women who have untreated coeliac disease and severe gluten intolerance are more likely to have an early menopause.

Traditional grandparent names such as Mary, Maureen, John and Michael may soon be extinct according to survey of Irish parents.

Menopause is not an illness, but a natural transition into ending the reproductive phase of a woman’s life. However, it is also a big change for many women with unwelcome signs and symptoms needing intervention. This gets much coverage in media, but there is less talk about how this can be an empowering stage of growth and independence for women where we come into our own, rethink and re-evaluate our lives emotionally, physically, and spiritually, asking, "What do I want? What do I need for my very own wellbeing and happiness now?"

Targeted menopause healthcare and increased awareness of symptoms and treatments should be available to access in primary care centres across the country as well as in the 18 new Sláintecare Healthy Communities, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

Broadcaster and journalist Lorraine Keane discovered by accident that she was in the early stages of the perimenopause - a transitional time which can last anything between four and 10 years prior to menopause.