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Damian Cullen
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Health and Family Editor, Irish Times
Tipperary
Beats
Wellness, WellbeingMental Health, PTSD CPTSD, Mindfulness Trauma-informed Practices
products, sanitation
Content
By Damian Cullen Verified| Irish Times Verified SnookerThe longest-running tournament in professional snooker begins its 2025 edition at the weekend. There is a cool half-million sterling on offer for the winner, who will be crowned on the May Bank Holiday Monday. Defending champion Kyren Wilson will begin the event as one of the favourites, along with usual suspects Mark Selby, Ronnie O’Sullivan and Judd Trump, who have all claimed the top prize in recent years.
By Damian Cullen Verified| Irish Times Verified Horse racingThe three-day Grand National Festival takes place at Aintree, near Liverpool, this week. The highlight, of course, is, the biggest annual jump race in the world, which takes place on Saturday. Even non-racing fans recognise terms such as Becher’s Brook, The Chair and the Canal Turn. - Thursday-Saturday, UTV & Virgin MediaAthleticsA new and rather unusual track and field event takes place in Kingston, Jamica this week.
By Damian Cullen Verified| Irish Times Verified SnookerThe longest-running tournament in professional snooker begins its 2025 edition at the weekend. There is a cool half-million sterling on offer for the winner, who will be crowned on the May Bank Holiday Monday. Defending champion Kyren Wilson will begin the event as one of the favourites, along with usual suspects Mark Selby, Ronnie O’Sullivan and Judd Trump, who have all claimed the top prize in recent years.
Company Info
Irish Times
The Irish Times is a leading daily broadsheet newspaper and digital publication in Ireland, founded on March 29, 1859. Originally established as a moderate Protestant newspaper, it has evolved into a liberal, centre-left publication known as Ireland's 'paper of record.' The newspaper has a rich history, transitioning from a thrice-weekly publication to a daily format and reflecting a more independent perspective over time. The Irish Times offers a wide range of content, including national and international news, sports, and business updates. It publishes various supplements throughout the week, covering topics such as health, family, and culture. The Saturday edition features additional sections like Weekend analysis and The Ticket, focusing on arts and culture. The publication has embraced digital platforms since launching its website in 1994, providing online and audio content to its readers. The Irish Times is recognized for its commitment to editorial independence and integrity, operating under The Irish Times Trust.
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