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Sponsored: Dáithí Undergoes Hair Restoration Treatment At CHRC In The Bon Secours

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Dáithí Ó Sé  with Dr Mohamed CHRC  and Nicole McEllistrim CHRC Client Liaison. Photo By : Domnick Walsh © Eye Focus LTD

RTE star Dáithí Ó Sé has had hair restoration treatment at the Cosmetic and Hair Restoration Clinic (CHRC) at the Bon Secours Hospital Tralee (BSHT) and they have announced Dáithí as the Clinic’s hair restoration Brand Ambassador.

The team at the CHRC felt that with the help of a Brand Ambassador, awareness could be created around the various treatment options available at the CHRC in Tralee for people experiencing hair loss.

Dáithí says: “In the last few years, I noticed my hairline receding faster than I had hoped for, and my hair was getting really thin on top. This bothered me, and I’d guess it bothers many other men my age and even younger. I just didn’t want to talk about it. Of course, I realised the problem wouldn’t just go away. Well , life’s too short and it was time for me to do something about it. My job is about having confidence in yourself, something that was being affected just like my hair line, but not anymore! When I look back at pictures from last year, I can really see the difference. It’s mad really!”

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“It was an easy decision to become a brand ambassador for the CHRC. I only ever become an ambassador when I can stand over something I believe in. I’ve been through the procedure and had the most amazing experience, and of course, the results speak for themselves. I’m thrilled with my new head of hair and the confidence it has given me.”

Dáithí Ó Sé has had hair restoration treatment at the Cosmetic and Hair Restoration Clinic (CHRC).
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CHRC Client Liaison, Nicole McEllistrim says: “Dáithí’s popularity with the public, his profile as a TV presenter and his personal integrity put him at the top of our list when it came to choosing a Brand Ambassador. We were delighted when he agreed to come on board and more importantly that he put his trust in the team here at the CHRC in Tralee. We hope that by sharing Dáithí’s hair restoration journey it will help to alleviate any doubts or concerns for people, male or female, who might be on the fence about seeking treatment for hair loss.”

In December 2022, Dáithí had his first consultation with Dr Mohamed Abdelrahim, the CHRC’s Surgical Doctor. During the consultation, Dr Mohamed explained in detail how the ARTAS iX hair restoration robotic procedure can restore a fuller hairline with no scalpels, stitches, or staples.

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Dr Mohamed developed a bespoke customised treatment plan with Dáithí. Along with the procedure to restore Dáithí’s hairline, Dr Mohamed also recommended a course of Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) treatments to enhance the density in Dáithí ’s hair.

Dr Moore explains that “PRP is the most recent addition to the CHRC’s range of hair restoration services. It is a novel procedure that uses the patient’s own blood platelets (a type of cell that helps with healing throughout the body) to increase hair density”.

Photo: Domnick Walsh

Most hair restoration procedures take the entire day. Dáithí arrived early to the CHRC on the morning of his procedure before Christmas 2022 but was back home in Galway later that night where he began documenting his hair restoration journey.

Dáithí says: ”My procedure took the whole day but to be honest the day went so fast. I was amazed that there was no pain during the procedure and I was blown away with how fast I recovered. Dáithí has been back to the CHRC in Tralee as part of his post-procedure check-in and for his PRP treatments.

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Dr Mohamed says: “The hair restoration journey is a gradual process and one that really requires patience. Dáithí was full of positivity from our first consultation. Post procedure, he was diligent in following the aftercare instructions which assured the best result. With each step of the journey, Dáithí embraced the process with a smile and full of enthusiasm. During our follow-up appointments and as his new hair began to grow, so did his confidence and self-esteem. When I showed Dáithí pictures of his hair before the procedure, he could not believe the difference. Transformative results such as Dáithí’s really make my job worthwhile and being part of his journey from beginning to end has been so rewarding.
Dáithí has documented his hair restoration journey openly and honestly with his own humorous spin on it.

Dáithí says: “9 months after my procedure I feel like a younger version of myself. Over the past few years my hair had really receded, and it was becoming really noticeable. I’m even walking around with a quiff now and I’m told it will only get better in the months to come. I’ve done a lot of good things in my life, but this is the best decision I’ve ever made. I’m so happy with how it turned out. Before I was worried that my hair was thinning too fast, now I’ve to make more time for the barber. Not a bad complaint at all!”

The CHRC will be showcasing Dáithí’s hair restoration journey on the Clinic’s social media sites: Instagram @chrc_bonsecours and Facebook @ Cosmetic and Hair Restoration Clinic.

To learn more about the CHRC’s range of hair restoration services, or to organise a Consultation to discuss the best options for you, phone 086 0786 120 or email chrc@bonsecours.ie for further information.

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Dáithí’s Bringing His New Stage Show To Tralee

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Dáithí Ó Sé launching his new stage show on The Mall in Tralee on Friday morning. Photo by Dermot Crean

POPULAR TV presenter and Rose of Tralee host, Dáithí Ó Sé, will bring his brand new stage show ‘Dáithí’s Rhyme With Reason’ to Tralee in May.

His Kingdom of Kerry Tour, which will consist of three shows in Tralee, Listowel and Dingle, will be a hugely entertaining panel show with plenty of fun, chat, music, special guests and even a number of ‘Limericks’ thrown in, all performed in front of a live audience.

Dáithí says this show is something that he has wanted to do for a long time and that away from the TV cameras it will be a little bit more risqué.

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Speaking for the first time about the new show Dáithí said: “This is an entertaining stage show where two teams each consisting of two well-known people battles it out to create the most hilarious Limericks that best describe the crazy news that I have just introduced.”

“Simply put the teams will have to ‘Rhyme with Reason’ and I will be asking the audience to award the winning points. In other parts of the show we will meet a surprise celebrity guest for an interview with a difference, we will have plenty of audience participation and each show will finish by giving an up and coming act the chance to perform in front of a live audience. The show will be full on, funny and hopefully unforgettable for all the right reasons!”

“I have been working on this idea for a long time now and really wanted to launch it in my home county. I’m honestly so excited to get this show on the road and I have lined up some very special guests to be part of the first few shows.

“It will be really different to anything I’ve done before and if you fancy an escape and a few laughs then I hope to see you on one of the nights.”

The line-up of guests for the shows will be different every time but some of the guests will be writer Billy Keane, rugby legend Mick Galway, comedian Fred Cooke and many more to be announced closer to the dates.

The first show will be at the Listowel Arms Hotel on April 25 with a hometown show in Dingle on April 26.

The following weekend Dáithí and guests will be at the Ballyroe Heights Hotel in Tralee on Friday, May 1. You can book right now through ticketmaster.ie or ticketweb.ie  This will be an over 18’s show.

Festival Countdown: Dáithí And The Roses Meet Up At RTE For An Ice-Cream

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Rose Daithi 1LOOKS like it’s a fine day in Dublin too today as the Roses enjoyed an ice-cream with the man who’ll be asking the questions next week.

Kerry man Dáithí Ó Sé met the 32 Roses for the annual photo-shoot at the RTE studios in Montrose and it looks like they had a rare oul time in the capital. The genial TV presenter from Dingle manned the ice-cream truck to dish out the 99s to the ladies.

The Roses will be travelling around the country over the next few days before arriving in Tralee on Friday morning.

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Dáithí dishes out the ice-creams to the Roses. Photo by Domnick Walsh
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Huppyaboya! Dáithí and the Roses have a bit of craic in Montrose. Photo by Domnick Walsh

 

Maria Walsh Launches Search For Rose Of Tralee 2015

 

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Maria Walsh celebrated Women’s Christmas at Cork Airport with RTÉ Host Dáithí Ó Sé , Airport Police officer Ciaran Walsh and fire officer Wilton Flynn where they launched the search for the 2015 Rose of Tralee. Photo By Domnick Walsh / Eye Focus

MARIA Walsh has travelled over 65,000 miles since becoming the Rose of Tralee, and she will travel hundreds more over the coming fortnight in a bid to find the 2015 Rose of Tralee.

Maria celebrated Women’s Christmas at The Loop in Cork Airport with RTÉ Host Dáithí Ó Sé where they announced details of her upcoming tour of Ireland which will see her visit schools, charities and iconic landmarks.

On Monday, January 12, travelling in her Kia Soul car, Maria will set off from the home of the Festival’s lead sponsor, Newbridge Silverware to visit 32 counties in 15 days to encourage young women to take part in the event.

Since being crowned as the 2014 Rose of Tralee, Maria Walsh has travelled to Kolkata, India with the Hope Foundation, South Africa with Niall Melon Trust, walked the many stalls at the Ploughing Championship, stood on the green field of Croke Park wearing the Mayo colours and has spoken to many young people.

She will travel to Belarus with Chernobyl Children’s International in February, New York and Washington DC in March and down under to Australia in May.

An estimated 1,000 women aged between 18 and 27 will follow through on their Rose of Tralee applications and take part in selection events across Ireland and in 11 countries around the world this year.

The 2015 Rose of Tralee will win the a treasure trove of Newbridge Jewellery and Homeware from the lead sponsors, Newbridge Silverware, a World Travel Prize valued at €25,000 from The Loop at Dublin and Cork Airports and she’ll drive a Kia Soul car for the year of her reign, courtesy of Kia Motors Ireland and McElligotts Kia, Tralee.

The 2015 Rose of Tralee International Festival will take place from Friday 14th to Tuesday 18th August.

Full details on how to enter the Rose of Tralee in 2015 are available from www.RoseofTralee.ie, Facebook and Twitter or contact +353-66-7121322.

VIDEO: Orlagh Winters Talks To Daithi About Tralee And The Festival

 

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HE’S the main man tomorrow and Tuesday so Orlagh Winters caught up with Rose of Tralee host, Daithi ó Sé, to find out how he was feeling about the Festival.

He also talks about how “immaculate” the town of Tralee is looking and what a great place it is for people to visit among other things.

Needless to say, we like Daithí around here.

See video below (camera: Ryan Higgins)

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