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Fairs and markets in the Square
In 1902, the number of fairs listed for Eyre Square was: January 1st; March 20th & 21st; April 14th & 15th; May 30th & 31st; June 20th; July 13th & 14th; August 6th; September 3rd & 4th, 20th & 21st; October 21st; November 2nd (pigs only); and December 8th & 9th. This list gives one an idea of how important and busy the Square was for commerce at the time. These were occasions when the country came to town, when rural people brought in their produce and hoped to convert it into cash.
May signals start of hay fever season - how to protect your eyes and ears
Hay fever sufferers are being warned to watch out as the pollen count starts to increase with the warmer weather this May.
How to prepare for Ireland’s high-level pollen count
Hay fever sufferers across the nation are being warned to prepare for a very high pollen count. Those with allergies may find themselves succumbing to sneezing, headaches and itchy eyes as a result. However, the experts at Specsavers are here to help with their tips on how to best ease symptoms.
How to handle hay fever when pollen counts are high
Hay fever sufferers are being warned to watch out by experts, as the pollen count increases with the improving weather.
How to handle hay fever when pollen counts are high
Hay fever sufferers are being warned to watch out as the pollen count increases with the improving weather.
Know the difference between hay fever and Covid-19 symptoms
As hay fever season begins, the Irish Pharmacy Union (IPU) has issued advice on recognising the difference in symptoms between hay fever and Covid-19.
Deciphering the symptoms of both hay fever and COVID-19
As hay fever seasons begins in earnest, the Irish Pharmacy Union (IPU) has issued advice on recognising the difference in symptoms between hay fever and COVID-19.
Specsavers experts reveal how to handle hay fever symptoms during lockdown
While most of us look forward to the arrival of warmer weather, for allergy sufferers this can be a tricky time of year – and being in lockdown does not mean they are less susceptible.
Say no to hay fever
The hay fever season arrived with a vengeance this summer. Many people in Ireland suffer from hay fever without knowing it. People often think that they have a cold which will not go away, but in actual fact they have hay fever. Common questions asked at Evergreen are: “What is hay fever?” “What causes it?” and “What is the difference between hay fever and a viral infection like a cold or flu?”
One in five Irish people suffer from hay fever
One in five Irish adults claim to suffer from hay fever, while more than one in four say they do not know how to alleviate their symptoms.
