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Polysubstance use in early adulthood and associated factors in the Republic of Ireland: An analysis of a nationally representative cohort

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By Margaret Brennan, Deirdre Mongan, Anne Barrett Doyle, Sean Millar
| buff.ly
INTRODUCTION Polysubstance use is defined as the consumption of multiple psychoactive substances at the same time or within a short period of time [1]. It has been associated with mental ill-health [2], overdose [3] and risky sexual behaviour [4]. Reported motivations for polysubstance use include experimentation, potentiation of effects, alleviation of withdrawal symptoms or self-medication for other health conditions [1, 5].
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Lexi Thompson to play in PGA Tour event

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By Anne Barrett Doyle
| RTÉ Verified
Lexi Thompson is set to become just the seventh female to compete on the PGA Tour after accepting a sponsor's exemption to play in next week's Shriners Children's Open. Brittany Lincicome, Michelle Wie West, Suzy Whaley, Annika Sorenstam, Shirley Spork and Babe Didrikson Zaharias are the previous women to have participated in an event on the flagship men's tour.
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New TG4 series searches for Ireland's best choir

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By Anne Barrett Doyle
| RTÉ Verified
TG4 is on the hunt to find Ireland's best choir in a brand new series, kicking off on Sunday 15 October. Curfá ('chorus')will see 18 choirs battle it out over ten weeks, in the hope of earning a spot in the grand final, where three choirs will compete for the top prize of €5,000 and the chance to sing on stage with country music star, Nathan Carter.
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