In this episode of the HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing Podcast, host Eamon Keogh discusses the newly launched physical activity and sedentary behaviour guidelines with Professor Elaine Murtagh and Associate Professor Grainne Hayes from the University of Limerick.
Department of Health announces plans for restrictions on disposable vapes in Ireland
FASD Awareness Day Communications Toolkit
Health & Wellbeing Ezine
Are you interested in walking the CAHER VALLEY LOOP on Saturday September 7th 2024?
New National Swimming Strategy published by Minister Thomas Byrne
Scoping Study of Available HIV Data, Services and Support in the Four Fast Track Cities of Ireland
Minister Burke announces €250,000 in funding to continue to support the Irish Men’s Sheds Association
Minister of State Joe O'Brien publishes the Food Poverty Action Plan
To book your place on the Living Well Programme, contact Philip Hennessy Tel: 087-1799396, Email: philip.hennessy2@hse.ie
Update to www.healthpromotion.ie
Stop Smoking Support for Staff at University Hospital Limerick
HSE Talking Health & Wellbeing Podcas
Croom walking club will be walking in Castletown Ballyagran on Wednesday the 17th of July, at 6pm. All are welcome! For further information, please contact Sean on 0863438652
Enabling Health Literacy Approaches in Communites
In this week’s HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing Podcast, we speak with Anne Lawlor, Chairperson of the HSE's Patient Forum and founder of the 22q Charity Ireland, and Joe Ryan, HSE National Director of Public Involvement, Culture, and Risk Management, to discuss the critical theme of patient partnership in the HSE.
A Summer BBQ will be held this thursday in the UHL staff canteen. There will also be a free draw for a One4All Voucher. All are welcome!
In this week’s HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing Podcast, host Fergal Fox moderates a discussion among keynote speakers from the National Health Promotion Conference in Galway. The panel share insights on implementing a systems approach to Mental Health Promotion and includes experts from Canada, the Netherlands, Ireland, and Finland:
Standing at 1038.6 meters as the highest mountain in Ireland, a guided hike in Carrauntoohil is being organised for Saturday the 3rd of August, starting at 9am. For this climb, it is reccomended that you are physically fit as it will be challenging! The hike will take anywhere from four to six hours and will be done at a mangable pace for all.
UL Hospitals Group Sports and Social Club are offering a discount on Mother Goose, the 2024 University Concert Hall Panto. Date/Time/Show information is available here. ‘General’ show tickets are available for €26 each and ‘Peak’ show tickets are available for €29 each.
Courtesy of the Health and Wellbeing Department, staff can purchase corporate access tickets to Emerald Park for the discounted price of 39 euro. To avail of this discount please email: HealthandWellbeing.ULHG@hse.ie
