Voices
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Teenagers
Parenting: 'My daughter was bullied and we didn't feel supported by the school'
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Abuse
Opinion: Government cannot delay when it comes to redress for school abuse survivors
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Woodlands
Opinion: 'One forester said all the rules around planting native trees make him want to scream'
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book extract
Brighton Bombing, 40 years on: 'What saved Thatcher was the path it took'
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Brighton Bombing, 40 years on: 'What saved Thatcher was the path it took'
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Brighton Bombing, 40 years on: 'What saved Thatcher was the path it took'
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murders in the north
Opinion: In a post-conflict society like Northern Ireland, women are at greater risk of violence
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European Defence
Maria Walsh: Some EU member states believe Ireland is a defence 'freeloader'
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new books
My story: Being separated from my twin and parents from birth had a huge impact on me
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Secondary SChools
Opinion: The children of Dublin 8 deserve better than the school numbers on offer
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Diagnosis
My health story: 'They told me I had a brain tumour – I was absolutely terrified'
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october 7
Gaza, one year on: 'I will never forget the sight of my children running towards the flames'
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probation service
Colm O'Regan: I've learned recently that most crime is the result of a series of bad decisions
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House Prices
Opinion: Inheritance tax changes in the budget have brought some relief, but not enough
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voices
Norma Foley: €9m for phone pouches is a significant once-off investment but it will improve wellbeing in our schools
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Rest In Peace
Mary Hanafin: They called Mary O'Rourke 'Mammy of the Dáil' as a mark of respect for a great woman
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Maternity Leave
Opinion: In 2024, why are we still quizzing women over their maternity leave?
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unifil mission
Tom Clonan: Irish troops in Lebanon are now acting as observers in a de-facto warzone
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Irish government
Opinion: Enacting the Occupied Territories Bill is more important now than ever
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Climate emergency
Opinion: The budget lacks the measures needed for a truly inclusive climate transition
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Budget2025
Single working woman: 'This budget just flat out ignored anyone without a family and a home'
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vice presidents
Larry Donnelly: Tonight's VP debate could prove crucial in the race for the White House
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budget 2025
Opinion: We have an idea what to expect in tomorrow's budget - what’s in store for you?
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Succession
Opinion: What will tomorrow's budget mean for inheritance taxes and succession planning?
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IRISH ELECTIONS
Larry Donnelly: I still believe there's a chance the general election won't happen until 2025
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Mental Health
Opinion: My experience of a men's group tells me it has the power to change behaviour
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CLIMATE CRISIS
Opinion: Our research has found vast public support for a democratic global government
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low iron
Opinion: We need to give women better advice if thousands are iron deficient during pregnancy
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OPW spending
Opinion: The bike shed controversy shows us we don't condone investment in sustainable transport
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taxpayers money
Opinion: The OPW controversy reveals systemic issues with how government projects are developed
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Finances
Opinion: Don't rely on the government to sort your pension unless you're a senior public servant
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drug rehabilitation
Lessons from Ireland: How Colombia can rethink its response to drug use
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sponsored
Opinion: Embracing inclusion in the tourism sector will improve the visitor experience
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Hezbollah
Tom Clonan: Israel now looks prepared to do to Lebanon what it has done to Gaza
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Nationality
Opinion: Some would have us believe that Irishness is about place and blood — they're wrong
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working from home
Maria Flannery: In the debate around remote working, has anyone considered rural Ireland?
