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Surrealing in the Years

    Surrealing in the Years: You wouldn't pay €35 for a ride on the Norman Splash
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Why on earth would we want to follow in Britain's footsteps right now?
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Kneecap are NOT the story. And yet.
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Ireland and the world at large descending into Dan Brown farce
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Protect our cultural history or solve the housing crisis? Neither, thanks
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealling in the Years: Keep your filthy hands to yourself
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Don't worry, they're only telling us to sit down with their fingers
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Plámás is far too kind a word for what we witnessed this week
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Granny flat plan would have us living like garden gnomes
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Ná bí ag insint bréaga, le do thoil
    Carl Kinsella
    Camping out for houses, waiting for ghost buses - has Halloween come early?
    Carl Kinsella
    Lowry's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle approach to Dáil speaking time isn't getting anything done
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: There was real catharsis in watching TDs losing the rag this week
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Government formation is our problem, not theirs
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Met Éireann succeed in diabolical plot to warn us that it's cold
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: 2025 begins on a Dickensian note, and not in a fun way
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Year 2024: A year that exposed Ireland's shortcomings when it comes to women
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Ceann Comhairle ballot could have used just a little more backstabbing
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: It was a good week for the kind of people who have a lot of good weeks
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Tired five-second hoist a perfect symbol of Irish political climate
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Election has foregrounded empathy, or the lack thereof, in Irish politics
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: How dare you?
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Has everyone in this country forgotten how to run for election?
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Halloween hoax proves that we have to get smarter, like, right now
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Irish government finds brand new reason not to take action on Gaza
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Calling an election now would be nakedly cynical, but nobody cares
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: RTÉ's far-right documentary tells us what we should already know
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Country waits with bated breath to see how we waste €14 billion
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Hallelujah, we're finally talking about housing again
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Irish parties' star-power strategy ushers in new era of elections
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Ireland's new approach to road safety is good old-fashioned bullying
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: We don't need to read Eoghan Murphy's book, we lived it
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Easily misled culture warriors can overshadow even the Olympics
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Sinéad O'Connor waxwork scandal reaffirms the power of Liveline
    Surrealing in the Years: Wow, who could have seen this coming?
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Climate of violence against women casts shadow over yet another week
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Waiting for the bus to take contactless payment - and for our election
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: €475,000 'affordable' homes just the latest insult to our intelligence
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: Eamon Ryan gave us climate targets we'll never meet, and memories
    Carl Kinsella
    Surrealing in the Years: You want me to sum up that election in one headline? Not happening
    Carl Kinsella
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