Voices
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Opinion
'The Public Order Unit's protective hoods are not fashion accessories, but safety requirements in certain circumstances'
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Opinion
'If we don't pay our Defence Forces a decent wage, we will lose talented, educated young people'
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GIY
'Raw food doesn't have to be scary - but I think it's time for a bowl of homely hot soup'
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Opinion
'Even the bouncy castle industry in Ireland has representation: Generation Rent needs a voice'
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Opinion
'What has the Catholic Church ever done for the world? Quite a lot, actually'
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voices
Larry Donnelly: 'Why are we going to see the pope? We are part of a rich tapestry'
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Opinion
'We have twice had to rebuild our village on the West Bank - now our school is under threat'
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Opinion
'Paddy Cosgrave was wrong to invite Le Pen - and wrong to use Northern Ireland in his justification'
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Results Day
'The Leaving Cert doesn't define you. My life has completely turned around since this time last year'
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Opinion
'Compostable cup for your coffee sound good? It all depends on where it ends up'
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Opinion
'Living with your parents in your late 20s isn't not going to kill you but it’s uncomfortable, it’s stifling'
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Album
'If Drake can't shift a bulk of physical albums, what hope have Irish musicians?'
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Opinion
'Newborn babies can only receive blood given in the last five days - so why are so few of us donating?'
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Opinion
'The High Court restaurant has been a sanctuary for people left waiting days for a judge, until now'
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Opinion
'Galway has morphed into a small city - but we're stuck with the services of a town'
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Opinion
Mandela and 'the unbreakable bonds of friendship and solidarity' with Ireland
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Read Me
Media stereotyping: 'The person with an intellectual disability is treated as either 'heroic' or 'tragic''
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Brain Injury
'My symptoms were all invisible, so how could anybody understand what I was going through?'
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deafblindness
Column: 'Mummy, tell me the story again of how you made my brother blind'
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Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Column: 'While my friends were out enjoying a busy social life, I received my last rites'
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Opinion
'Ireland in 2018 is not just a post-Catholic country, it's a pro-choice country'
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Opinion
'For Mary Lou McDonald, the lack of IRA baggage may prove to be both a blessing and a curse'
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Read Me
Column: 'Those who beat the health insurance penalty deadline are at risk of overpaying'
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column
'I'm not amoral, not stupid, and not promiscuous. I took every precaution. I still got pregnant'
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cervical check
It's been a worrying two weeks - but please don't stop getting smear tests
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New Laws
Justice Minister: 'I have seen many women shake with fear of not being believed by a Garda or a court'
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column
'There are days I don’t speak to another grown-up. Online chats keep me going'
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History
The past isn't the past, it's not even over: We can't discard Junior Cert History
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confidence and supply
Opinion: 'The DUP has a talent for fusing bungled governance with election success'
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Opinion
Roisin Shortall: 'Harvesting the personal data of children for marketing purposes is repugnant'
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column
'If someone requires an app to prove legal consent then you shouldn’t be having sex with them'
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the future of you
Most children born now will live to 100, so how do we prepare for an older population?
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Read Me
Get ready world: 'Trump’s posturing is even more inconsistent and incoherent than Obama's'
