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Think Ireland getting sued by a tobacco company is odd? Then worry about this EU-US trade deal...
Simon Mc Keagney
An Irish citizen has been held without trial for 620 days – how can we look the other way?
Donal O'Keeffe
Exam stress can make you lose perspective – remember, you're more than your grade
Clive Byrne
If we truly care about our children, we should prove it
Marian Quinn
Why shouldn't a young person be able to run for president?
Glenn Fitzpatrick
Looking after your stress levels: How to feel more in control of your worries
Abby Wynne
People don't have to be afraid of dementia – they just need to know the facts
Ronan Smith
‘What about the children?’ As one of the children in question, I say a No vote will hurt us
Lorelei Fox-Roberts
Minding your Mental Health: advice and tips for teens and their parents
Liz Quish
One Pennsylvania shop charges women less than men for goods – here's why
Heather Arnet
Office space and the open-plan era: what really works?
Karen Frampton
How the language we choose can help combat violence against women
Mia Doering
Two Irish community gardens to whet the appetite for growing
Michael Kelly
To stop drownings, Europe should ferry across migrants itself
Aaron McKenna
The 6 types of people you'll meet at your school reunion ( ...which one are you?)
Claire Micks
The Tipperary anthropologist nicknamed 'grandmother' by Indigenous Australians
Ella Hassett
Armenia remembers its genocide, but struggles to keep up with the Kardashians
Dr Bryce Evans
If the Catholic church doesn't urgently signal a change in attitude, I fear for its future
Tony Flannery
More fascinating than fiction: The women codebreakers of WWII
Kerry Howard
I’m a cynic by nature but I was surprised by how mindfulness helped me
Anonymous
I feed my children when they're hungry. Parents in direct provision don't have that choice.
Anonymous
We need to stop the glorification of busy
Nicole Paulie
Our bodies are amazing, why don't we give them the love they deserve?
Hazel
We have qualified psychologists eager to work – so why are waiting lists so long?
Counselling Psychology Network Group
If Irish politicians are incompetent, can we really plead ignorance?
Donal O'Keeffe
How do you get over your first love when it was your first job?
Simon Walsh
My experience as a mother is why I’m fighting for a Yes vote
Vera Kelly
Beautiful Beetroot: delicious, nutritious and (most importantly) easy to grow
Michael Kelly
My internship with Hillary taught me about what she's really like
Noel Rock
The Yes campaign excludes those with reservations about same sex marriage
Aaron McKenna
I hope the next generation will know no such thing as 'gay marriage' – but just 'marriage'
Troy Spillane
Urban Greening: The simple step we can take to beautifully transform our lives
Kevin Dennis
Column: Irish politicians are campaigning in the Dark Ages
Paul Allen
Bored of your job? Don't jump ship before figuring out why
Karen Frampton
What is the point of the upcoming referendum? (No, not the one you're thinking of)
Jonathan Victory
One in five Irish children go to school or bed hungry. This has to stop.
Sinead Keenan
'Public health' initiatives by the drinks industry do not work and should not be allowed
Rolande Anderson
Am I alone in Mummy Martyr stakes? (Why are parents so bad at looking after themselves?)
Claire Micks
Does Sydney have the solution to Dublin's public drug-taking problem?
Tony Duffin
'I had the family I had always dreamed of, but I was plagued with self-loathing'
Elena Rafferty