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Larry Donnelly: Buckle up, this #GE2020 campaign promises to be interesting
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1920
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Online Safety Commissioner
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16 Jan 2020
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Weightlifting
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15 Jan 2020
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United Ireland
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climate inaction
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Opinion
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Opinion
Simon Coveney: Lyra McKee's death inspired Northern talks, now politicians should take charge
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10 Jan 2020
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Opinion
Dr Anthony O'Connor: History matters, but the record numbers on trolleys should trump commemoration debates
Dr Anthony O'Connor
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Soleimani
Opinion: Iran's shrewdest retaliation for Soleimani assassination is political, not military
Scott Lucas
7 Jan 2020
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1920
Dr Mary McAuliffe: Debate about an RIC commemoration needs more than a Black and Tans hashtag
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6 Jan 2020
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Money Diary
How I Spend My Money: A 32-year-old talent acquisition manager on €70,000 who commutes to Dublin
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5 Jan 2020
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Positivity
Lynn Ruane: My New Year gift to myself? Gratitude for my body
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5 Jan 2020
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recipe
A healthy New Year recipe: One caramelised carrot soup, done 12 ways
Susan Jane White
5 Jan 2020
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column
The Irish For: The word 'dote' was used in Britain before it came to Ireland - and that's ok
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EXTRACT
'No cash register. Peggy’s Leg. Big Time bar. Dairy Milk. A tin of Coke': 1970s memories of Dublin
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4 Jan 2020
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From the Garden: Looks aren't everything - consider growing celeriac in this year's veg patch
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voices
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Dr Niamh Humphries
2 Jan 2020
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care leavers
'He passionately wanted to improve things for children in care': A tribute to Shane Griffin
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2 Jan 2020
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Money Diary
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From the Garden: Growing tired of leftover turkey? Put it in a pie
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28 Dec 2019
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Brexit
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Noelle O Connell
27 Dec 2019
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1920
Bloody Sunday, ballot boxes and the death of Terence MacSweeney: Ireland's dramatic year of 1920
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27 Dec 2019
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US Elections
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Patrick Kavanagh
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Buck Whaley: The Irish adventurer's feverish Christmas
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bushfire crisis
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eat green
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STREET INJECTING
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Saoirse McHugh: Planting trees is one area where we can't wait for the government to come around
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22 Dec 2019
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22 Dec 2019
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Endurance
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22 Dec 2019
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22 Dec 2019
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Michael Kelly
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Opinion
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