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Why I'd pull up a deckchair, skive off work and queue in the rain to buy a house
Paul Hosford
14 Apr 2018
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When consent is contested, both sides are fighting for a 'win'
Noeline Blackwell
28 Mar 2018
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'Ireland needs to invest in its neutral status - is expelling a Russian diplomat the best way?'
Tom Clonan
27 Mar 2018
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An Irishman in Brexit Britain: 'The atmosphere has changed since the vote'
Peter Flanagan
22 Mar 2018
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EXTRACT
The Cattle Raid of Cooley is our national epic - and still has resonance for modern rural life
John Connell
19 Mar 2018
29
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Eat Happy
Good food shouldn't go to waste - here's how to use up leftovers and make something out of nothing
Melissa Hemsley
11 Mar 2018
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Relationships
Dreading Mother's Day? Let go of expectations and accept your mother for who she is
Maeve Halpin
11 Mar 2018
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Adult Education
'When you’ve never been told you’re good at anything, it’s hard to find confidence'
Anne Redmond
10 Mar 2018
13
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Defamation
Facebook post led classic story of wronged ex and new girlfriend to the defamation courts
Simon Carty
10 Mar 2018
36
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Bereavement
'After years of caring for my late husband, who and what am I now that I'm no longer a wife or carer?'
Annie McGuinness
9 Mar 2018
18
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Read Me
International Women's Day 2018: Here's what Irish women need
Orla O’Connor
8 Mar 2018
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Opinion
36 hours alone in a bed without so much as a hot drink: lessons to be learned from Storm Emma
Tom Clonan
7 Mar 2018
29
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Female Indian doctor attacked and Nigerian UCD student lost eye: Ireland's unwelcoming 1960s
Bryan Fanning
7 Mar 2018
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Isolation
'At a time such as Storm Emma we can feel the emptiness of endless time without boundaries'
Stephanie Regan
6 Mar 2018
30
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Opinion
'I started using a wheelchair at 18 and instantly became isolated but I just want to be wanted, like everybody else'
Niamh Ni Ruari
5 Mar 2018
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America’s gun culture: What makes Americans so attached to their weapons?
Larry Donnelly
4 Mar 2018
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Candid recordings of female doctor from field hospital in East Ghouta
Anonymous
3 Mar 2018
31
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Opinion
'There's an element of a lottery in the Irish criminal justice system, we need sentencing guidelines'
Rory Fitzgerald
2 Mar 2018
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30 hours on a trolley in Kerry: 'I witnessed an elderly woman being shielded with towels by relatives'
John Paul O'Connor
28 Feb 2018
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Disposable fashion and take-away coffee cups: Are you part of the throwaway culture?
Sundara O'Higgins
27 Feb 2018
26
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'Militant, hard-liners or Nazis' - How those challenging the status quo are labelled
Caoimhín De Barra
26 Feb 2018
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Advice
The most common foods we throw out and how to keep them fresher for longer
Odile Le Bolloch
25 Feb 2018
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Advice
Expert advice on what to say to a friend or colleague who is recently bereaved
Breffni McGuinness
25 Feb 2018
16
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debate room
Is staying on top of the news important? One married couple give polar opposite views
Various
24 Feb 2018
29
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Opinion
'We feel we deserve everything and equate happiness to things, so I gave up shopping for a year'
Lisa Regan
24 Feb 2018
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Opinion
How arming teachers would increase the risk of school shootings, not prevent them
Tom Clonan
23 Feb 2018
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Opinion
'Walls to stop immigrants would have made my own existence impossible'
Thamil Ananthavinayagan
22 Feb 2018
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'The hysterical reaction on social media if the majority opinion isn't agreed with is ridiculous'
Ethan Shattock
20 Feb 2018
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'We've paid back €90,000 on a €30,000 loan but we're still battling to keep our home'
Anonymous
19 Feb 2018
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Growing up in the Troubles: 'I remember showing a plastic bullet to my Mum to excuse my lateness'
Shauneen Armstrong
18 Feb 2018
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Swedish Death Cleaning
'How to sort out your affairs so loved ones won't have embarrassing memories of you after you die'
Laura Hutchinson
18 Feb 2018
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Dublin in the 80s - 'Instead of an 18th birthday card, given a birth cert and told to sign on'
Anthony Goulding
17 Feb 2018
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'There's a deep-rooted hatred toward the indigenous culture of Ireland, above all its language'
Caoimhín De Barra
17 Feb 2018
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Opinion
'Let's be accurate: There's no proposal to bring in new interviews in Irish for Gaelscoils'
Colmán Ó'Drisceoil
16 Feb 2018
18
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Opinion
'I live in enduring, constant severe pain - Versatis patches made things bearable'
Margaret Kennedy
15 Feb 2018
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Psychometric
Do you know where the adverts on your phone about the Eighth Amendment are coming from?
David Morrison
14 Feb 2018
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Opinion
Why are more and more Irish charities not publishing their financial information?
Patricia Quinn
13 Feb 2018
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Epilepsy Ireland
'If I miss my meds, it's a matter of hours before I have a seizure': Rick O'Shea on life with epilepsy
Rick O'Shea
12 Feb 2018
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'Gay men who've had sex in a year can't give blood, but those involved in risky sexual behaviour can'
James Larkin
10 Feb 2018
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