# column - Saturday 6 August, 2022
# US Politics
# US Politics
Our column ist says surprising abortion votes and the fact that Republicans have an issue with Trump could sway things for Democrats.
# column - Sunday 31 July, 2022
# Column
From The42
# Column
In her latest column for The42, Heather Payne previews this evening’s Wembley decider.
# column - Friday 29 July, 2022
# Column
From The42
# Column
It’s proving to be a sparkling week for Peter Fahey.
# column - Wednesday 27 July, 2022
# Column
From The42
# Column
Galway Plate winner Hewick cost John Hanlon just €850, and has now bagged around 300 times that in prize money.
# column - Tuesday 26 July, 2022
# Column
From The42
# Column
The mare’s journey through the race was far less eventful than her journey to the races.
# Euro 2022
From The42
# Euro 2022
In her latest column for The42, Heather Payne looks ahead to the Euro 2022 semi-finals.
# column - Wednesday 20 July, 2022
# Column
From The42
# Column
In her latest column for The42, Heather Payne looks ahead to the quarter-finals at the European Championships.
# column - Wednesday 13 July, 2022
# Column
From The42
# Column
In her latest column for The42, Heather Payne gives an overview of the tournament so far and looks at what’s to come.
# column - Wednesday 6 July, 2022
# Column
From The42
# Column
In her first Euro 2022 column for The42, Heather Payne previews the tournament ahead of kick-off tonight.
# column - Friday 24 June, 2022
# Opinion
# Opinion
Our column ist writes in the wake of the Liveline controversy that trans rights are at the forefront of the so-called ‘culture wars’ – but it’s not going to stop at trans people, she says.
# column - Thursday 31 March, 2022
# Trans Day Of Visibility
# Trans Day Of Visibility
Our column ist addresses the contentious debate around trans women in sport and outlines the damage it is doing to many trans people.
# column - Saturday 5 February, 2022
# Regularisation
# Regularisation
Our column ist welcomes the regularisation scheme for undocumented immigrants here and is reminded of Irish people in the same boat in the US.
# column - Saturday 29 January, 2022
# Opinion
# Opinion
Quotas alone will not bring about equality of representation writes former Labour TD Jan O’Sullivan.
# column - Sunday 23 January, 2022
# Opinion
# Opinion
Author Clodagh Finn on the women who are too often relegated to the footnotes of history.
# column - Saturday 22 January, 2022
# Biden Under Pressure
# Biden Under Pressure
Our column ist says it’s not looking good for the Democrats in the 2022 midterms this November.
# column - Tuesday 28 December, 2021
# Emotional
From The42
# Emotional
‘For the whole team, we have had a rough year and we are back,’ he said.
# column - Saturday 27 November, 2021
# Column
# Column
Worrying stats show how little interest young people have in the news, writes Larry Donnelly – but this is bad for all of us.
# Opinion
# Opinion
People need hope – but they also want answers about what’s happening with Covid in Ireland right now, writes Prof Ruairí Brugha.
# column - Thursday 18 November, 2021
# Column
# Column
Our column ist returns and has some insights into our collective need for a digital detox.
# column - Saturday 30 October, 2021
# Cop26
# Cop26
It is time to cop on, end the empty promises and sickening cross-sectoral greenwashing, writes MEP Grace O’Sullivan.
# CLIMATE CRISIS
# CLIMATE CRISIS
The Irish climate campaigner says framing COP26 as the focal point of global climate action is robbing us of our own collective power.
# column - Friday 29 October, 2021
# CLIMATE CRISIS
# CLIMATE CRISIS
Addressing the injustice of the climate crisis must be central to discussions at COP26, writes Ciarán Cuffe.
# column - Saturday 23 October, 2021
# Opinion
# Opinion
Budget 2021 won’t bring long-term equality and fairness with the spectre of climate change, writes Dr Shana Cohen.
# column - Sunday 3 October, 2021
# Direct Provision
# Direct Provision
Asylum seekers with disabilities in Direct Provision must be afforded equal rights when compared to people with disabilities outside Direct Provision, Keelin Barry writes.
# column - Sunday 26 September, 2021
# Opinion
# Opinion
The end of Direct Provision by December 2024 is doubtful as more than 4000 asylum seekers await their claims to be assesed, writes Bulelani Mfaco.
# column - Monday 13 September, 2021
# Opinion
# Opinion
‘I am concerned for my colleagues and all the women with an interest in politics that may look at this and think, why would I bother?’
# column - Tuesday 7 September, 2021
# Engage
# Engage
More mythical material gives us more stars to aim at, writes Jack Fennell.
# column - Saturday 4 September, 2021
# Newgrange
# Newgrange
Anthony Murphy outlines how the ancient dwellers built clever structures to work in harmony with the cosmos.
# column - Tuesday 24 August, 2021
# The Good Information Project
# The Good Information Project
Ireland has played a real part in the advancement of space science and technology in Europe, and there are more opportunities out there, writes Leo Enright.
# column - Saturday 7 August, 2021
# Voices
# Voices
Perceptions of safety are a significant factor in women’s travel choices, so we need to create a better environment, writes Rachel Cahill.
# column - Thursday 5 August, 2021
# Opinion
# Opinion
‘Ask your Ma for help’ is not a good public policy for childcare in Ireland, writes Liz Carolan.
# column - Tuesday 3 August, 2021
# Opinion
# Opinion
There’s a clear economic interest in the State allowing the resumption of economically productive indoor activities, writes Dr Donal Coffey.
# Column
# Column
Minister of State for Agriculture Pippa Hackett writes that the future for farming in Ireland should see increased incomes and decreased emissions.
# column - Sunday 25 July, 2021
# Opinion
# Opinion
Legislation to underpin individual accountability in the financial sector must be published without delay, writes the Sinn Féin TD.
# column - Tuesday 20 July, 2021
# Opinion
# Opinion
Everyone should have the right to a living wage, job security and decent work conditions, writes Victor Duggan.
# column - Tuesday 13 July, 2021
# Opinion Polls
# Opinion Polls
While elected representatives in Ireland have previously sought to censor public opinion polls, they do so under a paternalistic presumption that the public is incapable of adequately deciphering the information, writes Dr Kevin Cunningham.
# column - Sunday 4 July, 2021
# The Good Information Project
# The Good Information Project
Property programmes thrive in societies where home ownership is the most valued and celebrated housing ideology, writes Emmett Scanlon.
# column - Saturday 3 July, 2021
# By-election
# By-election
Our column ist looks at the ‘could have beens’ and the ‘just mights’ ahead of next week’s vote.
# The Good Information Project
# The Good Information Project
Building social housing means building homes, writes Dean Van Nguyen.
# column - Saturday 19 June, 2021
# Mica Protests
# Mica Protests
The Donegal diaspora in the US is mobilising in support of homeowners seeking compensation for mica damage to their homes.
