Anger Management
# anger-management - Wednesday 24 October, 2012
Irish workplaces need ‘anger management therapy’ to resolve problems – survey
A new survey shows 79 per cent of Irish employees get angry at slacking co-workers, while 73 per cent believe management do not listen to their concerns.
# anger-management - Wednesday 2 May, 2012
WATCH: Fiorentina boss Rossi attacks own player
It’s safe to say there’s trouble in the dressing room at the Italian club after tonight’s shenanigans.
# anger-management - Thursday 19 January, 2012
Racket-smasher Baghdatis ‘lost it’, says McEnroe
The most famous hot-head in tennis history gives his verdict on Marcos Baghdatis’ tantrum.
# anger-management - Sunday 4 December, 2011
Woman could face charges after slamming dead raccoon against window
Police in Vermont say the woman left the raccoon’s body outside City Hall before walking off one morning two weeks ago.
# anger-management - Friday 25 November, 2011
Leaks are ‘not a true reflection of the squad,’ insists Johnson
Johnson has echoed claims made by Rob Andrew that the information in the controversial documents was exaggerated.
# anger-management - Monday 12 September, 2011
Sporting Tantrums: Serena is not the first
Some of the world’s very best sports stars have been caught up in situations where they have lost their cool… here are some of the most memorable.
# anger-management - Tuesday 19 July, 2011
Winning? Charlie Sheen to launch, star in ‘Anger Management’ sitcom
The oddball actor will star in a spinoff of the 2003 movie, filling the same role played by Jack Nicholson.
# anger-management - Friday 24 June, 2011
Ratings agency gets Moody on Anglo… again
Unguaranteed bonds in Anglo and Irish Nationwide now lie eight notches below the junk threshold.
# anger-management - Thursday 23 June, 2011
Stenson thinks of a calm blue ocean, takes Munich lead
Sweden’s Henrik Stenson put his tantrum at the US Open behind him to lead the BMW International Open in Munich.
# anger-management - Thursday 24 February, 2011
AA Ireland’s road rage survey: the figures in full
The full details from AA Ireland’s survey of over 10,000 motorists: is your county one of the most violent?
Half of Irish drivers admit to suffering road rage
An AA survey of 10,000 motorists showed that almost half had given into road rage within the last three years.
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