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Thinking of retirement?So you’re retired – now what are you going to do? As Irish attitudes are changing to ageing, so too are attitudes to retiring. Some people are retiring in their 40s while others continue to work well beyond the traditional 65 cut-off point. Many of us are being encouraged to achieve balance in our lives between work and home and to stop defining ourselves only by what we do as a job. Retirement used to be a command to stop; now it is an invitation to change. Here are some areas may be useful to you:
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'It doesn't matter what you do - any kind of creation is good.' So says Margaret Gaffney who took part in Bealtaine in 2009.
Go for Life trains 17 new Physical Activity Leaders as Dublin becomes EU Capital of Sport.
The Southside Partnership have run a number of Ageing with Confidence programmes.Age & Opportunity
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