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Sadhbh O'Sullivan

Sadhbh O'Sullivan

Verified

Consumer Health Writer, The i Paper

London

Final Covers

Mental health, identity LGBTQ+ issues, body work, health money, women's issues relationships, sex

Doesn’t Cover

Fashion, entertainment, beauty

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Content

Total articles 1002

  • Ask a sleep expert: What should I do when I wake at 3am?

    By Sadhbh O'Sullivan Verified| The i Paper Verified One of the most common problems for people who struggle with sleep is not necessarily falling asleep in the evening. It’s falling back asleep after waking in the middle of the night. As the new day looms, the need to sleep and anxiety about being unable to do so can build up and make actual rest feel impossible.

    By Sadhbh O'Sullivan Verified · The i Paper

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • I tried 21 novelty Easter eggs and there was one clear winner

    By Sadhbh O'Sullivan Verified| The i Paper Verified The Easter egg has always been a culinary playground. Ever since chocolate eggs were first made in 19th Century France and Germany, they have been a celebration of yes, renewal, but also of indulgence and whimsy. They were the carrot dangling for children taken to church three times in one week; the release after an abstemious Lent; the tin foil joy hidden somewhere in an otherwise grey garden; the opportunity for, in a word, fun.

    By Sadhbh O'Sullivan Verified · The i Paper

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Ask a sleep expert: What should I do when I wake at 3am?

    By Sadhbh O'Sullivan Verified| The i Paper Verified One of the most common problems for people who struggle with sleep is not necessarily falling asleep in the evening. It’s falling back asleep after waking in the middle of the night. As the new day looms, the need to sleep and anxiety about being unable to do so can build up and make actual rest feel impossible.

    By Sadhbh O'Sullivan Verified · The i Paper

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Company Info

The i Paper

Halifax, Canada

+44 300 123 2220

Founded: 1892