A healthy active populous is an asset to society

With the month of April upon us and the promise of blue skies and sunshine to follow, readers must be optimistic that better days are ahead, vacinated numbers increase daily and at time of writing, it is expcted that commercial and social restrictions will be reducing as the summer...

Read more +

Our world has changed, will we change too?

Normality as we once knew is no more, the unforeseen consequences following the arrival of COVID-19 to global shores mandated a swiftness of unprecedented changes to our daily lives, affecting personal, social, and work practices. Who could have foretold of general acquiescence to removal...

Read more +

Can Ireland aspire to be lean and green?

It is wise and prudent to know your customer, to keep vigilant on the supply and demand, so recently the IHTA commissioned a survey based on suitably representative demographics, posing some key questions. Without being complacent, it is good news to hear back that from the responses received, more...

Read more +

Mens health in numbers

Spring, an- tEarrach, has arrived, to the Celts the Spring Equinox was a time for self-reflection and rebirth, the Celtic spring was a time of new balance in nature after the long Irish winter. It was the season when seeds were sewn and new life hatched. May spring 2021...

Read more +

Age Friendly Ireland….advocates for healthy ageing…

Becoming aware of the swiftness in the passing years and accepting I’m beginning to get on a bit myself, I’m acknowledging my developing interest in broad range media coverage and references and indeed governmental initiatives, all relating to aging.I also readily acknowledge my fondness and affinity on the accuracy...

Read more +

Are mandatory regulatory initiatives good for us or do mandatory dictates erode personal civic responsibility…

As global society seems to be returning to some degree of pre COVID-19 normality, though slightly tweaked, one of the popular topics much debated relates to enquiry on the imposition of state intervention and individual freedoms. Being cautious on the possibility of a 2nd wave of infections, most of...

Read more +

IHTA

The Irish Health Association

Latest Blogs

Articles

Opening Hours