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Domestic Abuse
The bruises we don’t question: When domestic abuse happens to men
Alison Comyn
23 Feb
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holding our nerve
Conviction in the age of chaos: How to hold the centre in the Trump era
Bobby McDonagh
22 Feb
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Sorry Not Sorry
Menopause: Hot flushes, hangxiety and the HRT revolution
Gwen Loughman
21 Feb
19
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health challenges
Teen on his heart condition: 'I was born fighting, and won't let this define who I am'
Cian Morrissey
20 Feb
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financial advice
Mortgage advisor: Hoping to buy a home in Ireland? Stop trying to second-guess the market
Conor McGowan
19 Feb
20
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no more hotels
Dublin’s soul for sale: The battle to save the city’s nightlife, culture and spaces
Andrea Horan
19 Feb
41
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ireland is behind
Puppy farms, sulky racing, fox hunting and hare coursing: Ireland has a major animal cruelty problem
Jennifer Whitmore
18 Feb
83
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Up for debate
Emer Currie: The new Right to Remote Work Bill will not improve access to remote work
Emer Currie
18 Feb
10
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Simon Says Invest Again
Simon Harris' saving scheme plan: 'It could make Irish savings work harder, if done properly'
Nick Charalambous
17 Feb
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trump trash talk
'Pretty girls should always smile': The oldest trick in the patriarchal playbook
Simon Tierney
16 Feb
56
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drug policy
History repeating: Ireland must not import America’s War on Drugs, again
Lynn Ruane
15 Feb
29
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tattoo or not tattoo
Tattoos: Ink, identity and the fear of regret
Gwen Loughman
14 Feb
18
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Motoring
Steering clear of stress: how to navigate the complex Irish car finance market
Paddy Comyn
14 Feb
9
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a broken system
Psychiatric care and prisons: Why is the State relying on prisons to fill the gaps in a broken system?
Saoirse Brady
13 Feb
9
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Northern Ireland
Breaking the grip: Can we rethink education in Ireland, north and south?
Emma DeSouza
12 Feb
37
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SEAMUS CULLETON
Larry Donnelly: The hard edge of Trump’s immigration policy now tests Irish America
Larry Donnelly
11 Feb
75
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EU ukraine funding
Barry Cowen on EU Ukraine loan: Supporting Ukraine doesn't mean short-changing Ireland
Barry Cowen
11 Feb
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endless rain
Stuck in the dark: How not to get SAD this time of year
Dr Catherine Conlon
10 Feb
13
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Strasbourg
Kafka with coffee: Life in the European Parliament - it might be boring, but it still matters
Kevin Purcell
10 Feb
6
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wet school mornings
Rainy mornings: It's gridlock at the school gates, so god help us all
Margaret Lynch
10 Feb
38
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what next for journalism
From watchdogs to mouthpieces: Washington Post and the wreckage of legacy media
Jeff Jarvis
9 Feb
27
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Total Gridlock
Stuck in the past: Ireland’s remote working policies are built for a world that doesn't exist
George Lawlor
9 Feb
50
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democracy dies in darkness
From white knight to grim reaper: Bezos guts the Washington Post
Marion McKeone
8 Feb
25
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storm chandra
Storm planning: Chandra and the price of hollowed-out Irish governance
Dr Paul Davis
8 Feb
17
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plan for flooded future
Ireland in the storms: Flood barriers won't save us if we keep draining the land
Pádraic Fogarty
6 Feb
34
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wearable devices
Watching the kids: When parental fear meets GPS tracking
Niamh O'Reilly
5 Feb
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the Epstein files
Mandelson, Epstein and pressure on Starmer: What now for Britain's unpopular leader?
Peter Flanagan
4 Feb
2
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music as protest
Rockin' in the Free World: Music fights back against oppression, but is it working?
Jack Campbell
3 Feb
36
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Social Media
Opinion: The porn industry is normalising the sex trade for the next generation of teen girls
Eoghan Cleary
3 Feb
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weaponising trauma
Therapist on therapy notes: Stop using sexual assault survivors' words against them
Jacky Grainger
3 Feb
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left to rot
New apartments, empty shops: The quiet scandal of Ireland’s modern dereliction
Jude Sherry and Dr Frank O’Connor
2 Feb
41
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1980s kids
The Sunday Drive: In praise of the lost joy of going nowhere slowly
Gwen Loughman
1 Feb
18
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st brigid's day
Imbolc: Why regenerative tourism matters, even in an unsettled world
Niall Heenan
31 Jan
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The Luas is Free
Think about it: If public transport was free, would you use it more?
Paddy Comyn
31 Jan
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government overspend
Stairway to nowhere: What the €500,000 steps really tell us about how Ireland makes decisions
Dr Paul Davis
30 Jan
12
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endless trump
The Donald Show: Is Trump pulling back at home and abroad – or no?
Larry Donnelly
29 Jan
45
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new rent reforms
Higher rents, more evictions: What is the reality behind the Government’s rent reset?
Rory Hearne
29 Jan
58
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warnings failure
Carlow Weather: 'Ireland has flood forecasts - we’re just not allowed to see them'
Alan O’Reilly, Carlow Weather
28 Jan
44
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political will
Scramblers and E-Scooters: Time for radical action before another life is lost
Marie Sherlock
28 Jan