Voices

Gavan Reilly
Ticking clock: Ireland's €31bn welfare bill, including €13bn for pensions, with low unemployment
Gavan Reilly
Marion McKeone
Trump's grip on America is broken, but he could be more dangerous now
Marion McKeone
Larry Donnelly
US Election Day: What to watch out for tonight as America votes
Larry Donnelly
Marion McKeone
Trump took a bizarre final bow as his midterm campaign flew off the rails
Marion McKeone
Rosi Leonard
Communities are right to be concerned about data centres
Rosi Leonard
Kelly Earley
Instant messaging has become the single-use plastic of communication
Kelly Earley
Laura Perrins
'There are many reasons I go to Mass, and boring my kids with screen-free time is one of them'
Laura Perrins
Niamh O'Reilly
Manners have left the chat: Have kids forgotten manners or are we all just out for ourselves?
Niamh O'Reilly
The Journal reader
Money Diaries: A project manager on €52K who's been struggling with the cost of living
The Journal reader
Dr Pippa Hackett
Irish farming needs a revolution, with more fearless women at the helm
Dr Pippa Hackett
Dr Fiona Murphy
Why Ireland is turning to tarot in search of a little Halloween magic
Dr Fiona Murphy
Carl Kinsella
Simon Harris doesn't want to know
Carl Kinsella
Paddy Comyn
A breathalyser in the pub sounded clever. It was the wrong answer to the right question
Paddy Comyn
Dr Brendan Ciarán Browne
A new Israeli leader won't necessarily mean a new direction for Palestinians
Dr Brendan Ciarán Browne
Gavan Reilly
Ireland is looking to repay €8bn in bailout loans early. The numbers explain why
Gavan Reilly
Marion McKeone
Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, explosive new allegations and the questions over money
Marion McKeone
Kelly Earley
Kelly Earley: I thought I understood epilepsy until I was diagnosed with it
Kelly Earley
Dr Domhnall McGlacken-Byrne
Why are patients made to feel grateful for healthcare when it's something they're entitled to?
Dr Domhnall McGlacken-Byrne
Carl Kinsella
Seems like Jim O'Callaghan really wants us all to notice he's a tough guy
Carl Kinsella
Niamh O'Reilly
Hilary Swank is pregnant with her third child at the age of 52, sure fair play to her
Niamh O'Reilly
The Journal reader
Money Diaries: A project manager on €46K living in Co Galway
The Journal reader
Dr Paul Davis
Ireland wants to build more and spend less. But who will actually deliver it?
Dr Paul Davis
Orla ní Dhúill
Invasive species are spreading across Ireland. So why is the response so inadequate?
Orla ní Dhúill
Dr Catherine Conlon
Peptides: What are they, what are the risks and what does the science say?
Dr Catherine Conlon
Paddy Comyn
Best of 2026: I'm sticking my neck out again with part two of my 'most loved' cars list
Paddy Comyn
Steve Dempsey
Could an AI agent work for you - or does it really work for the tech bros?
Steve Dempsey
Laura Perrins
I am perhaps the only conservative in Ireland who thought the consent ad made an important point
Laura Perrins
Larry Donnelly
US midterms: The best democracy money can buy?
Larry Donnelly
Gavan Reilly
Triple lock vote: 3.5 hours to debate a major shift in Ireland’s defence policy
Gavan Reilly
Niamh O'Reilly
The grandparents’ consent ad got it wrong, but the message still matters
Niamh O'Reilly
Suzi Walsh
After the bang: The hidden cost of Halloween fireworks to pets and wildlife
Suzi Walsh
Lise Hand
Lise Hand: Anonymous digs at party colleagues are sly, but dirty tricks are nothing new in politics
Lise Hand
Nick Charalambous
Why cash is still king: The Revolut outage showed that going fully cashless can be tricky
Nick Charalambous
Marion McKeone
Could Islamophobia cost Abdul El-Sayed the race for the US Senate?
Marion McKeone
Kelly Earley
The rewards of the public sector strikes go far beyond the workers
Kelly Earley
Tric Kearney
'When I faced George Gibney in court, all I saw was evil'
Tric Kearney
Peter McPhee
As French protests escalate into riots, they may prove a gift for the right's Marine Le Pen
Peter McPhee
Niamh O'Reilly
Like Anne Hathaway, I find it hard to turn off 'mum mode', even when not parenting
Niamh O'Reilly
The Journal reader
Money Diaries: A civil servant on €95K living in the Midlands
The Journal reader
Catherine Kenny
If Dublin wants to be a city for everyone, it must tackle homelessness
Catherine Kenny