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Voices

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forest pumped
6 wonderful walks in the woods to take this week
Manchán Magan
5 Apr 2016
3.2k
22
Opinion
Going for a promotion in work? You better put in the groundwork now
Eoghan McDermott
5 Apr 2016
1.6k
21
Opinion
'I only had six hours to live if I didn’t start pulling through'
Stephen Lott
3 Apr 2016
343
6
Opinion
Here are ten things you can do for people with autism that won't cost you a penny
Adam Harris
3 Apr 2016
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47
Opinion
Only way to pay young public servants equally is to end generous pension regime
Aaron McKenna
3 Apr 2016
608
117
Opinion
Strict lockout laws mean no late-night pints and kebabs for us Irish in Sydney
Barry Dunning
2 Apr 2016
215
60
column
Celery is great for the body - good thing growing it has never been easier
Michael Kelly
2 Apr 2016
1.4k
28
insights
Cash for referrals, headhunting expats and a ‘crash pad’: Hiring Web Summit-style
Paddy Cosgrave
1 Apr 2016
242
21
i am immigrant
Deciding to make a film on immigration was hard - including anti-immigration group was harder
Luke McManus
31 Mar 2016
740
129
Opinion
'We need broadband to end the curse of emigration and rural unemployment'
Peter Casey
31 Mar 2016
234
68
column
The horrific court case involving a young pregnant brain-dead woman might not be a one-off
Kate Butler
30 Mar 2016
22.0k
130
Opinion
Can't resist the deals at the supermarket? Here's why we should be buying local
Fergal Anderson
29 Mar 2016
849
29
Opinion
Here's what to do if you're being bullied at work
Sinéad Carroll
28 Mar 2016
104k
63
Opinion
'I never thought I would be unemployed aged 53. I feel I have to beg for social welfare'
Anonymous Man Profile Yellow Hoodie
28 Mar 2016
4.8k
108
EXTRACT
This Irish rebel smuggled bomb detonators under her coat and often dressed as a boy
Peter Geoghegan
27 Mar 2016
371
17
Opinion
'A terminally ill child was forced to live in a car for weeks - this is not right'
June Tinsley
27 Mar 2016
179
86
Opinion
Vulture funds pick and peck and they're not finished yet
Michael Byrne
27 Mar 2016
861
51
the bereaved
Voices of 1916: 'Con was in love with Lucy - and would have married her if he had lived'
Susan Daly
27 Mar 2016
1.3k
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column
'A victory for Isis would be a Europe crippled by fear and suspicion'
Donal O'Keeffe
26 Mar 2016
132
178
column
Kohlrabi is becoming a popular veg and it's tasty either cooked or raw
Michael Kelly
26 Mar 2016
665
21
column
'We need to weed out bogus disability claims for the people that really need it'
Aaron McKenna
26 Mar 2016
3.5k
140
The Doctor
Voices of 1916: 'The bullets fell like rain, the firing came from all sides'
Aoife Barry
26 Mar 2016
553
19
the printer
Voices of 1916: 'I knew it meant war - but I was honoured to print the Proclamation'
Susan Daly
25 Mar 2016
643
15
Opinion
'Families hire 'cutters' to remove any sensation for the girl and it's called a rite of passage'
Rodney Rice
24 Mar 2016
1.1k
28
the nurse
Voices of 1916: 'John Healy, 14, a schoolboy, had his brain hanging all over his forehead'
Susan Daly
24 Mar 2016
703
16
Opinion
Food labels in Ireland need to be transparent and readable for consumers
Ross Golden-Bannon
23 Mar 2016
810
45
the chaplain
Voices of 1916: 'Crying, terrified children came to us for shelter'
Susan Daly
23 Mar 2016
899
22
Opinion
'It was terrifying to be at the heart of an event the world was watching'
Heber Rowan
23 Mar 2016
433
12
Analysis
Tom Clonan: 'Islamic State will consider today’s attacks a great success'
Tom Clonan
22 Mar 2016
65
119
Opinion
Why are the medical records of the symphysiotomy victims being destroyed?
Vicky Conway
21 Mar 2016
138
20
Opinion
'I've been groped, felt up, and harassed. Rape culture exists and we need men to step up'
Mia Doering
20 Mar 2016
1.5k
143
Opinion
Jack Chambers has taken some heat on social media, but public figures get criticised all the time
Julien Mercille
20 Mar 2016
2.2k
34
column
Entertaining kids can be tough. Here's how to survive the playcentre
Claire Micks
19 Mar 2016
212
13
column
When you don't add loads of butter to them, potatoes are actually really good for you
Michael Kelly
19 Mar 2016
493
34
Opinion
“Everything should be free” brigade rowing in on housing isn’t helping
Aaron McKenna
19 Mar 2016
311
209
Opinion
'We need to talk about the reality of debt'
Stephen Curtis
18 Mar 2016
244
47
EXTRACT
Ever wondered why Montserrat have a day off for St Patrick's Day too?
Laura McAtackney and Krysta Ryzewski
17 Mar 2016
13.2k
31
Opinion
'Ireland is hopelessly devoted to alcohol, you'll see that today'
Andrew McGinley
17 Mar 2016
2.3k
114
Analysis
‘It’s definitely Hillary, and Donald just took a big step forward’
Larry Donnelly
16 Mar 2016
64
50
Opinion
'We could learn a lot from Hugh Grant. If you make a mistake, own up quickly'
Eoghan McDermott
16 Mar 2016
276
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