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Voices

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'Brexit was driven by anti-immigrant sentiment and fuelled by racism'
Garrett Mullan
1 Jul 2016
1.1k
160
We shouldn't be asking why people voted to leave the EU, but why would people vote to stay
Ciaran McCullagh
29 Jun 2016
287
108
Vincent Browne: The EU, its elites and its hyper fans had this coming
Vincent Browne
28 Jun 2016
1.6k
216
David Cameron's six years as prime minister will be solely remembered for this referendum defeat
Neale Richmond
27 Jun 2016
303
32
"Mum, why isn't Wonder Woman wearing any clothes?"
Louise Phillips
27 Jun 2016
2.6k
139
'I told my date that I had depression and he laughed and told me I was just lazy'
Natalie Marr
26 Jun 2016
3.8k
58
Employees: Why do Irish companies still see mental health issues as a sign of weakness?
Dr Stephen McWilliams
26 Jun 2016
2.9k
44
Thanks to Brexit, the fragile peace in Ireland is under threat
Tom Clonan
26 Jun 2016
358
91
"I'm still falling, still hating myself, still regretting that I let it all come to this"
Jessica Spencer
25 Jun 2016
566
22
How exactly does the UK leave the EU? (And what happens if it changes its mind?)
Donnchadh Woulfe
25 Jun 2016
283
136
Earthy, homely and tasty: how to grow parsnips for this winter
Michael Kelly
25 Jun 2016
279
8
Domini Kemp: Managing my diet helped me to take control of my cancer diagnosis
Domini Kemp
24 Jun 2016
1.8k
33
Ireland should stop wasting resources on arresting people caught with small amounts of drugs
Graham de Barra
23 Jun 2016
514
37
The Brexit debate has descended into a populist farce
Owen Worth
22 Jun 2016
162
80
A customs border between North and South? What we can learn from Ireland in 1923
Cormac Moore
21 Jun 2016
3.6k
49
Is it now time for Ireland to consider rejoining the Commonwealth?
Frank Feighan
21 Jun 2016
3.0k
211
The Debate Room: Should Britain leave the EU? An Irish perspective
Caitriona O'Neill and William Gallagher
21 Jun 2016
358
90
'LGBT people have been terrorised for a very long time'
George Robotham
20 Jun 2016
644
254
The victim impact statement I never got to make
Anonymous
19 Jun 2016
1.2k
20
"Social workers have learned to simply ignore the attacks": In defence of social workers
Diarmaid Twomey
18 Jun 2016
2.5k
65
On the death of Jo Cox: Racist rhetoric contributes to the rise in violence
Julien Mercille
18 Jun 2016
452
249
Give your garden a running start: here's how to tame runner beans
Michael Kelly
18 Jun 2016
1.2k
4
Leaving Cert: seven years of hell in seven days
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17 Jun 2016
1.4k
47
"Don't blame landlords for the current housing crisis"
Stephen Faughnan
17 Jun 2016
834
158
Opinion: Allowing animals to be exported from Ireland to Turkey is no victory
Peter Stevenson
16 Jun 2016
920
41
In the '70s, Gay Byrne was the man to trust but who would get that vote now?
Dr Jane Suiter
15 Jun 2016
289
76
Vincent Browne: Enda's latest move shows a cruelty of the heart and mind
Vincent Browne
14 Jun 2016
613
127
Gay clubs are a sanctuary when being LGBT could get you killed
Conor Behan
14 Jun 2016
1.4k
96
Orlando shooter was a homophobic killer, deliberately using the 'Isis' name
Tom Clonan
13 Jun 2016
180
199
'I had to get my name out there without much funding - so I created this character'
Fora Staff
12 Jun 2016
916
26
Student accommodation nightmares: 'I couldn't even stand up straight in my room'
Niamh Sweeney
12 Jun 2016
3.1k
94
Thanks shallot - these little members of the onion family are finicky, but worth it
Michael Kelly
11 Jun 2016
603
3
Can Hillary Clinton smash the biggest glass ceiling in November?
Larry Donnelly
10 Jun 2016
109
64
Infertile, dating and 33: How do you bring up an inability to have children?
Clare McAfee
5 Jun 2016
13.9k
50
1 gorilla vs 1,000 refugees: 'The death of an animal is sad but the drowning of 1,000 people is sadder'
Julien Mercille
5 Jun 2016
589
157
Irish in Britain being 'lovebombed' into staying in EU - but why?
Dr Bryce Evans
5 Jun 2016
403
127
It might not turn you into Popeye, but it's time to get more spinach into you
Michael Kelly
4 Jun 2016
403
14
'For some, crime is the most realistic chance of owning a home, buying a car or having a family'
Mark Kelly
2 Jun 2016
812
52
Vincent Browne: Squalid little deals show it's still old politics at work
Vincent Browne
1 Jun 2016
270
76
No, smokers don't just need sympathy - They need help to stop smoking
Donal Buggy
31 May 2016
908
68
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