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  • Mon Oct 19th - Healthy Mayo Message

    Mon Oct 19th - Healthy Mayo Message
    2026/10/19
    There’s a lovely old Irish word, meitheal. Not so long ago, when the hay needed saving or the turf needed bringing home, the neighbours would turn up. A whole townland in the one field, working side by side. Nobody was paid. You helped your neighbour, and when your turn came, they helped you. And afterwards, tea and plenty of talk. To find out more tune into Teresa from Mental Health Ireland.

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  • Fri May 22nd - Healthy Mayo Message

    Fri May 22nd - Healthy Mayo Message
    2026/05/22

    There's something quietly healing about an Irish summer, isn't there? Not the blaze of heat or long guarantees of sun, because we don't get those, but something gentler and more rooted. A softness in the light, a scent in the air. May arrives with its sudden warmth, a kindness in the breeze, and the stretch in the evenings that invites us to linger.

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  • Thur May 21st - Healthy Mayo Message

    Thur May 21st - Healthy Mayo Message
    2026/05/21

    Someone says something that really cuts. A friend pulls away. A manager puts you down. And quietly, maybe without even realising it, you start to carry it. You replay that moment, turn it over and then you hold on to it. But resentment is like taking poison and waiting for the other person to die.

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  • Wed May 20th - Healthy Mayo Message

    Wed May 20th - Healthy Mayo Message
    2026/05/20
    There's a bird I saw this week, not rare, not grand, it was just a starling, but its little body moved quickly, ebulant and sleek. That phrase stayed with me, because what is a starling really? A bird so often overlooked, yet shimmering with iridescence, greens, purple, bronze feathers, slicked down like wet ink. To find out more tune into Teresa from Mental Health Ireland.

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  • Tue May 19th - Healthy Mayo Message

    Tue May 19th - Healthy Mayo Message
    2026/05/19

    Have you ever felt a hunger that wasn't for food? A loneliness that no crowd could fill? If you have, you're not alone. John Moriarty called that a soul-deep ache. A longing for meaning in a world that had forgotten how to dream. We are not primarily rational creatures, he said. We are mythological ones.

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  • Mon May 18th - Healthy Mayo Message

    Mon May 18th - Healthy Mayo Message
    2026/05/18
    In Ireland, sunny days can feel like gold dust, brief and brilliant, but the benefits of sunlight are more than poetic, they're physiological. Sunlight triggers the body's production of vitamin D, which is essential not just for bone health, but for our mood and immune system too.

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  • Fri May 15th - Healthy Mayo Message

    Fri May 15th - Healthy Mayo Message
    2026/05/15
    The sociologist Ray Oldenburg described the importance of what he called the “third place” — not home and not work, but the shared spaces where community naturally happens. Libraries. Cafés. Sports clubs. Parks. Community centres. Places where people can simply meet, talk and feel part of something larger than themselves. This is Teresa from Mental Health Ireland reminding you that your mental health is just as important as your physical health.

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  • Thur May 14th - Healthy Mayo Message

    Thur May 14th - Healthy Mayo Message
    2026/05/14
    Psychologists speak about something called “co-regulation” — the calming effect safe human connection has on the nervous system. A warm voice, eye contact, humour, understanding. These are not small things. They are part of how human beings regulate stress.This is Teresa from Mental Health Ireland reminding you that your mental health is just as important as your physical health.

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