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WITH the excitement of festival season, Specsavers are reminding festivalgoers to prioritise their health and safety amidst the music and celebrations. While enjoying the atmosphere is key, protecting your hearing and vision is crucial for a fulfilling festival experience and beyond.

As the festival season comes to an end following the conclusion of Electric Picnic, research by Specsavers has revealed that 81 percent of festival goers admit they often leave such events with their ears ringing, which could be damaging to their hearing.

Hay fever sufferers across the nation are being warned to prepare for the very high 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.

Across Ireland, couples are struggling in the bedroom with a notorious nocturnal nuisance.

More than a third of tinnitus sufferers (35%) blame dancing the night away to loud music in their hedonistic heyday for their hearing condition.

Taking a break and jetting off abroad can be the perfect way to escape the reality of day-to-day life. But for some, the perfect getaway can start to wreak havoc on our ears as soon as the plane takes off.

Hearing experts, Specsavers, are sharing their advice to help people enjoy music for years to come.

Hearing experts are sharing their advice to help people enjoy music for years to come.

Whether you are planning on soaking up the sun abroad or simply making the most of the Irish summer at home, it’s important to make sure you are looking after yourself to make sure you get the most out of your holiday.