Health

Spoil your partner this Valentines with Spas.ie

Now has never been a better time to visit a Spa in Ireland. The recent Spa boom has resulted in a huge choice of day, health, and resort spas throughout the country.

Healthy marriage means healthier heart

A new British study has discovered people who enjoy good marriages have also better hearts.

Pretty in Pink- October is Breast Cancer Awareness month!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and the Irish Cancer Society, that runs Action Breast Cancer, is urging women across the country to be breast aware and ensure early detection.

Singletons die younger

If you are having second thoughts about getting married, you will be happy to know married people live longer than singletons. Being a singleton is not good for you, say researchers from the University of California.

New ‘fitness concepts’ for brides and grooms-to-be

Wedding countdowns usually mean a battle against those extra pounds. With so many things to organize, how can you fit exercise into your mad busy schedule?

Runaway fags - €50 off in Allen Carr’s Easyway Ireland

Puffing away in your wedding pictures is not the most romantic image to remember. If you are finding it hard to give up smoking before the big day why not trying Allen Carr's Easyway to stop smoking? It will help you quitting, and paying for your honeymoon!

Beat post nuptial depression

Party is over, wedding cake is finished and you are broke. Specialists estimate one every ten newlyweds suffer from post nuptial depression. These are some reasons why you shouldn't let post wedding sadness beat you.

Stress or cold feet?

Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes are set to marry any day in the next few weeks, but press reports indicate it might not all be shiny happy at the Cruise-Holmes' home. Katie Holmes is having second thoughts about marrying Cruise. Is she getting cold feet?

Is the country suffering ‘Competitive Wedding Syndrome’?

According to a UK survey, 59% of British brides are more worried about impressing their guests than the actual marriage commitment. That means more that half of British brides suffers from Competitive Wedding Syndrome, a bridal version of 'always try to look better than your neighbour'.

Macedonia to stop wedding shootings

Weddings can be dangerous. In some countries, there is a risk that you might even get shot at your own wedding. There is not such a thing as a "friendly fire". That is why the Government of Macedonia is launching a campaign to get people celebrating marriage without shooting.

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