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GLOBALFAMILY34d ago

Learn the ISL alphabet with Holy Family School for the Deaf Cabra

Did you know Irish Sign Language (ISL) is the third official language of Ireland along with Irish and English? So, we decided it's time to learn our ABCs with help from Holy Family School for the Deaf Cabra. Méabh O'Hanrahan from the RTÉ social team visited the Primary School…

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USATECH34d ago

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Why join? Become a member of RNID and be one of the first to receive important updates and news relating to our work. As an RNID member, you're helping to fund groundbreaking biomedical research that will stop hearing loss and silence tinnitus. You're strengthening our campaignin

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USATECH34d ago

I lost my hearing but found a community

Retired GP Mel lives with her husband in a village in the Wye Valley, Gloucestershire. She’s a busy woman: a mum, grandmother, Nordic walking instructor, community volunteer – and a longstanding member of RNID . Here Mel shares her experience of hearing loss, and what being an RN

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GLOBALCOMMUNITY35d ago

Deaf-mute KP woman clears class 10 exam at 45

Jammu, Sep 13 (PTI) By 45, many abandon their cherished dreams, but not Renu Hans, who has proved that determination can overcome age and adversity. Unable to hear or speak, Renu, a Kashmiri Pandit woman, recently cleared her class 10 exam with an impressive 82 per cent…

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