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Change generation
The Debate Room: To wed, or not to wed, that is the question
Jennifer Ryan
5 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
209
25
Policy
'The Budget is an exercise in wasted energy and perpetuating short-termism'
Fora Staff
3 Oct 2016
176
19
column
Sputniks and brown bread: The story of one day during Ireland's rural electrification scheme
Delo Collier
2 Oct 2016
752
16
Opinion
Opinion: As someone who was 27 stone at the age of 21, we need more than a sugar tax to fix obesity
Alan Mullen
2 Oct 2016
878
81
insights
'A tweet from Kendall Jenner can be worth more than a €500k marketing budget'
Fora Staff
2 Oct 2016
220
10
Opinion
'With the election looming, America feels balanced on a knife edge'
Kevin McGahern
2 Oct 2016
103
13
Read Me
An Irish view of a Swing State: 'Trump supporters think they're going to shock the world'
David Kenny
1 Oct 2016
341
52
large flowering head
Pretty much every pest wants to eat it - so here's how to grow perfect broccoli
Michael Kelly
1 Oct 2016
1.2k
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Opinion
'Donald Trump's White House bid raises major questions about the future of democracy'
Dr Laurence Davis
1 Oct 2016
356
62
Opinion
Hillary won because Trump was either not prepared or he grew tired and bored
Larry Donnelly
27 Sep 2016
261
103
column
"Ireland seems to be far down the list of desired destinations for these refugees"
Barry Ward
25 Sep 2016
435
108
Opinion
Column: The US football players kneeling for the national anthem are doing something important
Julien Mercille
25 Sep 2016
497
45
Opinion
Vincent Browne: I'm no friend of Gerry Adams, but the BBC Spotlight programme on him was tittle-tattle
Vincent Browne
24 Sep 2016
3.0k
137
column
Opinion: Staffless libraries are a terrible idea for Ireland
Staff Our Libraries Community Group
24 Sep 2016
2.3k
85
grow it yourself
It's hard to find great quality lettuce in supermarkets - but it's really easy to grow yourself
Michael Kelly
24 Sep 2016
2.1k
16
Opinion
Column: The people of O'Devaney Gardens deserve better than the prejudice they have faced
Rose Fleming
22 Sep 2016
1.6k
98
Blue Brigade
'I need a new sleeping bag, some lady poured water down on top of me while I slept'
Martina Bergin
22 Sep 2016
1.3k
75
Opinion
Tom Clonan: 2016 has become the year of the lone wolf attack carried out by angry young men
Tom Clonan
21 Sep 2016
310
77
OPeration Transformation
"Operation Transformation is not the end of my journey - it's just the start"
Gerald Kean
21 Sep 2016
354
16
in their own words
'It was the loneliest time of my life': Readers share their experiences of miscarriage
Caitriona O'Neill and William Gallagher
19 Sep 2016
5.5k
51
column
Want to know how to manage migraine? Here's some advice from an expert
Jane Whelan
18 Sep 2016
3.0k
30
column
All's fair in love and war? Not when it comes to war crimes
Niamh Howlin
18 Sep 2016
507
12
Opinion
25 years of breathing through a straw - this is what it's like to live with cystic fibrosis
Luke Doherty
18 Sep 2016
1.9k
6
column
'We don't want a pay increase; we are demanding pay restoration for our vulnerable colleagues'
Ciara Kinsella
17 Sep 2016
348
56
grow it yourself
Jerusalem artichoke - the tasty, popular veg with a dark secret
Michael Kelly
17 Sep 2016
6.9k
7
column
Do you know your 'blind spots'? How to look after your mental health
Terri Morrissey
17 Sep 2016
667
6
Arthritis
'Dear Juvenile Arthritis, you took my normal life from me but you will not take my dreams away'
Niamh Costello
16 Sep 2016
987
29
Right2Water
'Water charges would already be abolished, if we had a functioning democracy'
David Gibney
16 Sep 2016
1.2k
248
OPeration Transformation
'When it comes to our weekly weigh-in, all five of us are really nervous'
Brenda Donohue
14 Sep 2016
322
17
Opinion
After Apple: Ireland's taxation regime has become a source of embarrassment to our people
Matt Carthy
12 Sep 2016
387
78
Tír gan teanga
'We just want to speak our own language, in our own country'
Aodhán Ó Deá
12 Sep 2016
12.3k
140
Opinion
If you use Whatsapp, your data is about to become the property of Facebook
Julien Mercille
12 Sep 2016
4.9k
33
column
'I cannot save my daughter, and it destroys me. The one kindness we can do is shield her from pain'
Various
11 Sep 2016
8.0k
102
column
Don't get the recommended amount of exercise? You could be at risk of developing type 2 diabetes
Sinead Powell
11 Sep 2016
500
30
Depression
'I knew it had to happen, but the reality was that stepping away from the panel terrified me'
Alan O'Mara
11 Sep 2016
313
8
Opinion
'There is no fallback when it is the carer who needs to be cared for'
Siobhain Topping
10 Sep 2016
1.1k
17
Turnip for the books
Turnip up: a veg that is tasty and easy to grow
Michael Kelly
10 Sep 2016
1.8k
16
column
'I didn't wake up fat. The weight just crept on over the years'
Jules Coll
10 Sep 2016
443
36
Opinion
What do women want to change about Ireland? #FeministAgenda is trying to find out
Orla O’Connor
9 Sep 2016
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