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What's next?: Breaking religious influence over education with a Citizens Assembly model
Aodhán Ó Ríordáin
1 Jun 2018
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'The sanctity of the confession box is still an issue when it comes to keeping children safe'
Tanya Ward
31 May 2018
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'It is time to step up and bring an end to the destruction of Palestinian homes, lives and livelihoods'
Patrick Costello
30 May 2018
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Referendum: 'In this campaign Ireland got real and Ireland got talking'
Grainne Conroy
29 May 2018
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Column: 'We need to learn from how we treated each other during the referendum'
Philip Kirwan
28 May 2018
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Column: 'While my friends were out enjoying a busy social life, I received my last rites'
Clara Caslin
27 May 2018
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Column: 'What is holding you back from getting the results you want?'
Jamie Smart
27 May 2018
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'I’m tired of all the feel-good campaigns when there's no real debate around entry into mental health services'
Anonymous
26 May 2018
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The politics of black women's hair: 'There is a struggle attached to this hair'
Ola Majekodunmi
26 May 2018
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Opinion: 'In modern Ireland, you are invisible without money'
Audry Deane
25 May 2018
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'For Mary Lou McDonald, the lack of IRA baggage may prove to be both a blessing and a curse'
Danny Rigg
24 May 2018
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'She was not a baby with a fatal foetal abnormality, she was my baby, and she was perfect'
Vicky Wall
23 May 2018
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John Bruton: 'Abortion ends a life. Once it has happened there is no going back'
John Bruton
22 May 2018
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Surrogacy: 'Infertile couples will still have to go abroad to make their dream a reality'
Dr Brian Tobin
22 May 2018
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Debate Room: Two lawyers on the 8th Amendment and if we should retain or repeal it
Barrister Benedict Ó Floinn & Prof Alan Green
21 May 2018
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Epilepsy: 'My emotions are heightened and I'm overwhelmed by difficult or upsetting situations'
Eva-Jayne Gaffney
20 May 2018
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'I had always found work soul destroying, but had accepted this as the norm'
Ian Cumbers
20 May 2018
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Column: 'Those who beat the health insurance penalty deadline are at risk of overpaying'
Dermot Goode
20 May 2018
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GIY: Get creative with delicious new potatoes using this Spanish tortilla recipe
Michael Kelly
19 May 2018
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'I'm not amoral, not stupid, and not promiscuous. I took every precaution. I still got pregnant'
Anonymous
18 May 2018
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Maria Walsh: 'It might be a questioning glance or a curt refusal to shake my hand'
Maria Walsh
17 May 2018
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Column: 'Why did I fall so hard? Why did I make myself so vulnerable to him?'
Patricia Tsouros
16 May 2018
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Replacing Phil Hogan: 'Other countries have a different attitude and send their elite'
Dominic Hannigan
15 May 2018
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59
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It's been a worrying two weeks - but please don't stop getting smear tests
Prof Donal Brennan
14 May 2018
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Column: 'We are haemorrhaging €5-6bn per year to pay for expensive and dirty fuels'
Grattan Healy
14 May 2018
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Column: 'We are ill. We are not faking this illness. It is not in our heads'
Corina Duyn
13 May 2018
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Sharon Donnery: 'There were no female role models, no one I could aspire to be like'
Sharon Donnery
13 May 2018
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'I was the first of my family to go to university and this week I paid off the last of my loan'
Gavin Nugent
12 May 2018
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Chickweed: 'Not only is it edible, it’s considered to be a nutritional powerhouse'
Michael Kelly
12 May 2018
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Column: 'I was lucky, but women's healthcare must not come down to luck'
Stephanie Regan
12 May 2018
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Larry Donnelly: 'There is a definite sense that the net is tightening around Donald Trump'
Larry Donnelly
11 May 2018
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'I was nine weeks pregnant when I took an abortion pill - after staring at it for hours'
Anonymous
10 May 2018
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Column: 'Farmers are asking 'where’s my share of this economic boom?''
Richard Moeran
9 May 2018
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Floundering forests: The challenges facing the Irish forestry industry
Dermot McNally
8 May 2018
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29
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Borderline Personality Disorder: 'My emotions are overwhelming and almost impossible to regulate'
Lucie Kavanagh
7 May 2018
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Standoffs with scorpions: The reality of filming in Sub-Saharan Africa
Brian Gray
7 May 2018
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'I'm 27. I'm living at home. Going through the same hall door since I was in a school uniform'
Nicola Quinn
7 May 2018
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