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'Trump's ban and inflammatory rhetoric have emboldened anti-Muslim behaviour'
Colm O'Gorman
'I phoned my mother at 4.30am. I couldn't say a word. She brought me to hospital'
Anonymous
'I am genuinely sick worrying how I am going to pay for back to school costs this year'
June Tinsley
'It isn't sustainable for our tax revenues to be so dependent on Washington'
Victor Duggan
Delayed maternity payment: 'It seemed my application had been "forgotten about"'
Nicola Cassidy
'The hallucinations were 100% real to me. But people were telling me there was nothing there'
Brian Scallan
Adi Roche: 'I'm asking world leaders to help removing and storing Chernobyl's radioactive material'
Adi Roche
'In my head, I didn't deserve to be helped. I was broken and couldn't be fixed'
Hannah Tyrrell
Drugs: 'How is arresting someone for something that they are addicted to helping?'
Aodhán Ó Ríordáin
'Paul wanted to talk. But there was nobody to talk to'
Patricia Turner
Column: 'The time has come. We demand the opportunity to live our lives through Irish'
Michael McCaughan
'I am so proud that my body was Carragh’s safe haven for those 38 weeks, that it was her home'
Mandy O'Neill
Brain injury: ''Fighting' has become my mission in life since my son Pádraig’s catastrophic accident'
Reinhard Schaler
'Racism isn't always malicious. It can be a white person asking me to “twerk like Beyoncé”'
Angela O
No Facebook, no WhatsApp: Three things we learned from a digital detox
Dermot Heslin and Darren Ryan
Gardening: Grow your own ingredients for the Hairy Bikers' cheesy, oniony panhaggerty
Michael Kelly
Changing our county boundaries: 'There is far more at stake than just identity'
Michael Fitzmaurice TD
100 Days of Trump: 'There has been a great betrayal of vulnerable voters'
Larry Donnelly
Sport snobbery: 'McGregor still has a tough fight if he wants to win over the home crowd'
Lorraine Courtney
'There’s a strong chance the Assembly won’t recommend repealing the Eighth Amendment outright'
Eoin Daly
Opinion: 'The government won't remove the Church from its authority over social services until we demand it'
Colleen Hennessy
Recycling: 'This can't go on. I want refundable deposits on bottles and cans. It can be done'
Victoria White
Opinion: 'What standard of living do people want? What is required to deliver this?'
Dr Seán Healy
Tom Clonan: We need to talk about how unprepared we are for a terror attack
Tom Clonan
Zero-hour contracts: 'Clare has to live with her parents and can't afford to go to the doctor'
Sinead Pembroke
Fitness goals: 'Be specific. Choose something concrete like running 5K in 30 minutes'
Carl Cautley
'If we want to cherish all children equally, stop the subsidies to foreign executives'
Kieran Allen
Psoriatic arthritis: 'It is very much an invisible illness because I look and appear fine'
Sandra Quinn
'Ireland is slowly discarding its age-old loyalty card attitude toward established religions'
Terry Flynn
The case against female-only business groups in 2017
Marion Walshe
'Planners are trying to engage with us and we have a duty to join the conversation'
Carol Tallon
Shane Ross: 'If you could save one person's life, would you?'
Shane Ross
Column: 'I'd like to know the science of the resurrection but my belief goes beyond an empty tomb'
Fr Richard Gibbons
Grow it yourself: Seed sowing tips from our gardening guru
Michael Kelly
Big Little Lies: 'No woman just lets domestic violence happen. But maybe we do'
Lorraine Courtney
'United Airlines forgot the courts of public opinion and law are two very different things'
Fora Staff
Why I'm marching for science: 'The alternative, doing nothing, is unthinkable'
Dr Joseph Roche
Northern Ireland: 'Most people would probably welcome a redrawn border'
Caoimhín De Barra
Luke Ming Flanagan: 'Regulation, like taxes, is only for the little people'
Luke Ming Flanagan
'Tribunals and commissions achieve nothing. They just shield the guilty from prosecution'
William Campbell