# read-me - Yesterday’s News
The issue about more than citizenship and identity, writes Sarah Creighton.
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# read-me - Sunday 13 October, 2019
There is no room, environmentally or socially, for fast fashion anymore, writes Saoirse McHugh of the Green Party.
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Coleen is derived from cailín, the Irish word for a girl, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
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# read-me - Saturday 12 October, 2019
Roasting root vegetables has become a staple in our house, writes Michael Kelly.
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# read-me - Wednesday 9 October, 2019
New mum Nicola Fallon speaks of her experience suffering from post-natal depression.
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# read-me - Monday 7 October, 2019
We are hopefully moving towards a country with a more positive attitude to sex and relationships.
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# read-me - Sunday 6 October, 2019
It’s easy to lose the wordplay on English words when translating into Irish.
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# read-me - Saturday 5 October, 2019
It’s difficult to tell when pears are ripe but there is a knack to it, writes Michael Kelly.
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# read-me - Sunday 29 September, 2019
It is important to allow nature to do its own thing.
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The Irish language has many names for different creatures in the wild.
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# read-me - Thursday 26 September, 2019
How one sees the state of play depends, as ever, on which side of the aisle he is on, writes Larry Donnelly.
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# read-me - Sunday 22 September, 2019
The banning of Irish language books was less frequent even though the authors produced writing which dealt with provocative themes.
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# read-me - Sunday 15 September, 2019
To tackle climate breakdown the two most important areas that Ireland will have to focus on will be transport and agriculture, writes Saoirse McHugh.
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Do you know your banshee thimbles from your blue hatreds?
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# read-me - Monday 9 September, 2019
The rise of automation is threatening widespread job destruction – especially for men.
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# read-me - Sunday 8 September, 2019
Services such as the Breakthrough Programme in West Dublin can be a lifesaver for young men.
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Katie Keogh writes about her baby Charlotte who was born with an extremely rare condition.
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How much do TV shows influence children’s pronunciation and phrases?
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# read-me - Saturday 7 September, 2019
Anyone growing beets will be preparing them for harvest next month.
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I delivered my talk with my legs shaking – but I managed it in one take, writes Tony Duffin.
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# read-me - Sunday 1 September, 2019
Giving money to Brazil may not be the solution, but there are ways to make a difference.
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The Irish constitution drew inspiration from others, but did not include the right to bear arms.
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# read-me - Saturday 31 August, 2019
Family members of the 796 babies who died and survivors of the home held a peaceful protest last month.
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Salads, stews and cold omelettes are great options for a back to school lunchbox.
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# read-me - Sunday 25 August, 2019
Designating certain areas far away from Dublin as Gaeltachtaí, and then denying them investment so they’d stay that way- was a dreadful mistake.
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# read-me - Wednesday 21 August, 2019
As things stand, the contribution is needed to keep school doors open, writes Joseph A Moynihan.
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# read-me - Tuesday 20 August, 2019
Johnson’s letter to Tusk signals the approach the new British prime minister is taking with Europe, writes Katy Hayward.
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# read-me - Sunday 18 August, 2019
Translating well-known books to Irish could be the best way to get pre-teen bookworms learning Irish.
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# read-me - Sunday 11 August, 2019
Story-time is a great way to teach preschoolers píosa Gaeilge, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
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# read-me - Wednesday 7 August, 2019
The government’s new drug possession policy is not likely to achieve its goals, writes Marcus Keane.
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# read-me - Sunday 4 August, 2019
The Green Party candidate says people must unite to fight against climate change.
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In Irish, August is Lúnasa, named in honour of the ancient god Lú, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
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# read-me - Saturday 3 August, 2019
# read-me - Thursday 1 August, 2019
Some observers will welcome a clearing out of the long-shots – but others may find it unnerving.
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# read-me - Sunday 28 July, 2019
Shifting is a regional use of a global term, so you can’t just search for the first recorded incidence – you have to look at context.
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# read-me - Sunday 21 July, 2019
Many one-parent families are living at risk of poverty and an overhaul of our child supports legislation is vital to protecting their future.
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The calling to travel beyond the Earth owes itself to mythology as well as science, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
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# read-me - Tuesday 16 July, 2019
Climate change is undeniable, writes the head of petroleum industry grouping, and we all have a hand in it.
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# read-me - Sunday 14 July, 2019
Summer can seem like a difficult time to be a parent, but it doesn’t need to be.
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Some languages are intimately associated with religions but not Gaeilge, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
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