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burning question
Feel it's too late to do anything about the Poolbeg incinerator? Not so
Laura Fano Morrissey
11 Mar 2017
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My son Joshua was born and died 16 years ago today and we still punish tragedies like his
Gerry Edwards
12 Feb 2017
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Heartbreak
VIDEO: 'I'll never catcall, I'll treat and respect and help create an Ireland that will stand in awe of all mná'
Emmet Kirwan and Dave Tynan
17 Jan 2017
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review 2016
The Top 20: What was the ‘biggest thing’ to happen in 2016?
Kevin Cunningham
31 Dec 2016
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'Marry me, so we don’t break up': The political proposals of 2016 that got it all wrong
Eoghan McDermott
29 Dec 2016
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RIP
Remembering my sister: '75 days have now come and gone since gardaí broke the news'
Neil Fox
20 Nov 2016
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Opinion
"I - and most pundits - got it wrong about Trump v Clinton"
Larry Donnelly
12 Nov 2016
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Opinion
'The bitch is back': Why is RTÉ giving a platform to Katie Hopkins this week?
Amy O'Connor
10 Nov 2016
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column
Opinion: 'Rape culture does exist... I've witnessed it myself in Cork'
Jennifer Hough
6 Nov 2016
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Opinion
'It doesn’t matter if the basis for your views are factually wrong, you can find them backed up online'
Paul Allen
4 Nov 2016
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Dublin City Marathon
26.2 miles later: 'You started something, played the long game and you finished it. Job done.'
Sarah Geraghty
1 Nov 2016
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Opinion
The big Brexit question: 'Should we side with the UK or the EU?'
Kevin Cunningham
1 Nov 2016
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let's talk about sex
Opinion: 'I'll lend Enda one of my DVDs so he can see what's out there in the world of porn'
Caroline Ryan
30 Oct 2016
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trade deal
'Ceta has a corporate driven agenda': What Ireland could learn from the tiny region of Wallonia
Matt Carthy
29 Oct 2016
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Opinion
"Humour resolves conflict, and it doesn't threaten" - Blindboy on mental health, society and Gasc**tism
Blindboy Boatclub
20 Oct 2016
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Penal Reform
Opinion: 'Prison does not cure prisoners. They do not effectively punish crime'
Stephen Strauss-Walsh
16 Oct 2016
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Opinion
Who was this Budget for? Big business, landlords and property developers
Paul Murphy
12 Oct 2016
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insight
Colombia's rejection of peace deal has echoes of UK's shock Brexit
Michael Sheils McNamee
3 Oct 2016
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column
Justin Bieber could teach our government a thing or two about healthcare
Julien Mercille
22 May 2016
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the printer
Voices of 1916: 'I knew it meant war - but I was honoured to print the Proclamation'
Susan Daly
25 Mar 2016
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Opinion
“Everything should be free” brigade rowing in on housing isn’t helping
Aaron McKenna
19 Mar 2016
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Opinion
More bizarre situations will emerge unless we say women are not vessels
Sam Elliot
29 Dec 2015
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Opinion
Bartending is an art form, it is not just about pulling pints and never has been
Ciara Farrell
27 Dec 2015
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transformation
'When I left Ireland there was a sense of fear, now it's a different place full of optimism and change'
Maria Walsh
18 Nov 2015
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Opinion
The J1 was a rite of passage for me. We're not all party-animals
Catherine Devine
7 Oct 2015
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Opinion
'It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it'
Jason O'Sullivan
24 Sep 2015
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your voices
An Irish solution: These are your abortion stories
Anonymous
20 Sep 2015
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What were we expecting? For all IRA members to lay down their rifles and work a 9 to 5?
Paul Allen
28 Aug 2015
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How much do you value the people who take care of your children?
Marian Quinn
6 Jun 2015
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Inside Politics
'Averil did us an amazing disservice and I feel like her inconvenient truth'
Paul McAuliffe
28 May 2015
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Opinion
'Every time another engagement or wedding is announced I feel more like an outsider'
Paul Knox
14 Mar 2015
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Opinion
Do you send personal emails on your office computer? It could get you in serious trouble
Marina Morrissey
12 Mar 2015
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mother and baby home
A Bessborough Tale: 'Some nights all you could hear was sobbing'
Sally
11 Jul 2014
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