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June is Acne Awareness Month Trying to find skincare that agrees with acne-prone skin is not an easy battle. We're often recommended incredible skincare products by our friends with near-perfect skin, or are targeted by yet another trending skincare product on TikTok, but we avoid them out of fear of them breaking us out. However, there's one brand you can rely on if you've got acne-prone skin, and that is Bioderma.

Teresa Mannion recently announced her retirement from RTÉ Teresa Mannion has revealed the reasons why she has retired from RTE after 40 years of service. The journalist confirmed earlier this week that her career with the national broadcaster will come to an end this summer. Teresa, well known for her viral “don’t make unnecessary journeys” weather report in 2015, began working with RTÉ in the 1980s, working in children's broadcasting before moving to current affairs.

The 2006 film Aquamarine will be adapted into a series by Disney+ A series adaptation of the 2006 film Aquamarine has received a pilot order by Disney+ and Disney Channel, according to Variety. Emma Roberts, who starred in the original film, will guest star in the pilot, reprising her role as Claire Brown. She will also act as an executive producer of the series. Aquamarine's director, Elizabeth Allen Rosenbaum, is attached to direct and executive produce.

Irish shoppers have been warned that food prices could increase again in the next few months. Irish shoppers have been warned that food prices may be on the rise again towards the end of the year. The warning comes from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI), which says that high energy costs linked to tensions in the Middle East are likely to increase prices on the supermarket shelves over the coming months.

This heatwave is the most severe ever recorded, according to new research. Temperatures have been soaring across Ireland and Europe this week. Many in the country have been enjoying this spell of warm weather; however, recent studies have confirmed that this week's European heatwave is one of the most severe ever recorded in the region. According to a report from World Weather Attribution, climate scientists have found that June is now warming faster than any other month across Europe.

Lottie Ryan will be taking over from Katja Mia Virgin Media Television has today announced that Lottie Ryan will join Brian Dowling Gourounlian as the new co-host of The Six O’Clock Show, stepping into the role alongside Brian on the popular weeknight programme.

Two stars from The Vampire Diaries are reuniting in this highly anticipated book-to-screen adaptation The Vampire Diaries leads Nina Dobrev and Paul Wesley are set to reunite on-screen for the first time in nearly a decade. The actors rose to fame after starring as Elena Gilbert and Stefan Salvatore on the hit fantasy series, The Vampire Diaries. The show, which ran from 2009 to 2017, became a global success with millions tuning into the series, making it The CW's biggest debut at the time.

Prime Video has confirmed these actors will be joining the adaptation of this bestselling Irish novel. Prime Video has officially announced the highly anticipated cast for the Boys of Tommen book-to-screen adaptation. Eight additional cast members have joined the upcoming romantic drama series, and let's just say we think readers will be happy with these choices.

Temperatures are set to reach 34 degrees later this week. With a Status Yellow high temperature warning from Met Éireann currently in place until Friday, did you know that, under Irish law, if it gets too hot, you can leave work? According to the Irish meteorological service, this week, maximum temperatures in excess of 27C, combined with night-time minima in excess of 15C, are expected. The hot and humid weather will continue for the rest of the working week, with the heat peaking on Thursday.

It's time to conduct a food-saving experiment It is pretty flipping hot out there with weather warnings and turbulent weather plaguing parts of the nation. With this rather warm weather gripping the nation, folk need to be careful with their refrigerated goods as the sweat-inducing weather continues. With temperatures potentially hitting 34°C and the weather set to continue into the coming days an expert is urging homeowners to do a little experiment involving A4 sheets of paper.