The study analysed the cases of more than 5,000 men and women referred to the Galway University Hospital osteoporosis service.

Here are the stories making the headlines on Sunday's newspaper front pages.

The 21-year-old was beaten to death in a farm shed in Co Monaghan in October 2007.

The Fine Gael deputy leader is the latest senior figure in the party to step away from front line politics.

The scammers say that they are calling from a garda station and have a recovered phone they believed was stolen the night before

The warning covers seven counties on Sunday while a yellow wind warning will be in effect for the rest of the island of Ireland.

Sinn Féin is accusing RTÉ of electoral interference after comments made on The Late Late Show last night

Gardaí have seized fake Apple products worth €160,000 following searches in the west of Ireland

From past taoisigh to celebrities, migrants, and homeless people, Sr Stanislaus Kennedy hopes her new book will show that gratitude can be found whatever your circumstances are

The 8-year-old from Drogheda, Co Louth was reported missing from his home in August, but gardaí believe he has been missing for more than two years.

The incident took place in the SuperValu car park in Fermoy on Friday morning.

A status orange wind warning has been put in place by Met Éireann for counties Clare, Donegal, Galway and Mayo

Here are the biggest stories leading Saturday’s front pages.

The responsibility for calling the election falls on Simon Harris.

Aoife’s parents Carol and James Johnston, sued the HSE on behalf of their family over the death of their daughter.

Christopher Vickers, who is a chemist by profession, says he has invented the formulation which he says is something of the "holy grail"

Supreme Court also upheld decision against a Pakistani man found to have submitted false documents in support of his application

Hannah Felgner said that the two unarmed intruders on the farmland "didn't seem a danger to any people there"

The hotel on Amiens Street in central Dublin was previously known as The North Star Hotel but rebranded as part of the the Address Collective in mid-2020.

Harris said: “I’m conscious it’s my constitutional prerogative to decide when to seek a dissolution of the Dáil, but I’m also very conscious of the fact that I think this Government has worked well together."