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Opinion
If you use Whatsapp, your data is about to become the property of Facebook
Julien Mercille
12 Sep 2016
4.9k
33
column
'I cannot save my daughter, and it destroys me. The one kindness we can do is shield her from pain'
Various
11 Sep 2016
8.0k
102
column
Don't get the recommended amount of exercise? You could be at risk of developing type 2 diabetes
Sinead Powell
11 Sep 2016
500
30
Depression
'I knew it had to happen, but the reality was that stepping away from the panel terrified me'
Alan O'Mara
11 Sep 2016
314
8
Opinion
'There is no fallback when it is the carer who needs to be cared for'
Siobhain Topping
10 Sep 2016
1.1k
17
Turnip for the books
Turnip up: a veg that is tasty and easy to grow
Michael Kelly
10 Sep 2016
1.8k
16
column
'I didn't wake up fat. The weight just crept on over the years'
Jules Coll
10 Sep 2016
443
36
Opinion
What do women want to change about Ireland? #FeministAgenda is trying to find out
Orla O’Connor
9 Sep 2016
1.3k
271
dublin bus strike
'All we want is fair pay for a job that we do well' - a Dublin Bus driver gives his take on their strike
Fergal Fay
8 Sep 2016
807
91
Opinion
The US Electoral College: An Explanation and a Defence
Larry Donnelly
8 Sep 2016
389
23
Opinion
'It was always heartless and cruel to ask bereaved families to pay for crash reports'
Susan Gray
7 Sep 2016
173
8
OPeration Transformation
'I was one of those people who hammered himself in the gym and still ate all the wrong foods'
Karl Spain
7 Sep 2016
498
58
Opinion
College can be the best time of your life - here's how to make the most of it
Jack Power
5 Sep 2016
683
7
column
'I walked past people with signs about how I was a murderer': Getting an abortion as a teenager
Anonymous
4 Sep 2016
2.8k
356
Careers
Balancing work, study and a life - top tips to make it work
Eoghan McDermott
4 Sep 2016
3.4k
10
column
Worried about financial security? Here are 7 tips on how to get the right pension
John Lowe
4 Sep 2016
3.6k
41
insights
'I was the poster boy for dot-com failure and found myself unemployed and unemployable'
Fora Staff
4 Sep 2016
276
6
Opinion
"My generation are shackled by the mistakes of institutions which should have known better"
Kian Griffin
3 Sep 2016
434
61
grow it yourself
Claytonia: Not a metal band - a super-food you can grow in your back garden
Michael Kelly
3 Sep 2016
2.3k
10
Opinion
Ignore the sexist advice - wear your engagement ring with pride, ladies
Lorraine Courtney
3 Sep 2016
1.8k
52
Opinion
Tom Clonan: Why we should care about gang members killing each other
Tom Clonan
2 Sep 2016
340
50
CAO 2016
'I was resigned to the fact that I would fail foundation maths'
Sarah O'Hara
30 Aug 2016
5.0k
42
Opinion
A response to the Sydney Rose: We never had to pretend
Olga Lee
29 Aug 2016
811
63
column
My wife would have died without a blood transfusion
Robert Gilbey
28 Aug 2016
598
44
Careers
Why your company should invest in your education (and how to get them to do it)
Eoghan McDermott
28 Aug 2016
2.2k
16
day to day living
What should you do if you or a family member has dementia? Here's some advice from an expert
Edel O'Connell
28 Aug 2016
6.0k
12
column
Victim-blaming culture makes it more difficult for women to get help
Margaret Martin
27 Aug 2016
3.9k
108
Some Like It Hot
How to get red hot chilli peppers to behave in your garden
Michael Kelly
27 Aug 2016
1.4k
14
The future of Irish TV? Home-grown versions of British reality shows
Dave Winterlich
27 Aug 2016
759
59
Opinion
Tom Clonan: The Catholic Church can either reform itself after the Maynooth mess - or risk looking like a Fr Ted episode
Tom Clonan
26 Aug 2016
527
82
Opinion
"I never imagined the State would use such underhanded tactics to try and shame a private citizen"
Erica Fleming
23 Aug 2016
10.1k
285
CAO 2016
Should students chase jobs when applying for college courses?
Betty McLaughlin
23 Aug 2016
296
14
reaching up
With a housing crisis and fierce competition for investment, it's time to consider high-rises
Aidan Sweeney
23 Aug 2016
294
55
Opinion
Where will Namaleaks lead us? The answer depends on you
Julien Mercille
22 Aug 2016
235
26
CAO 2016
Here's what students need to know when looking for accommodation
Michael McCarthy Flynn
22 Aug 2016
773
25
Opinion
If politicians are really interested in 'new politics' they should work to secure justice for the Clerys workers
David Cullinane TD
22 Aug 2016
158
44
Careers
How to pick the right postgrad course for YOU
Eoghan McDermott
21 Aug 2016
104
6
column
What should I do if I feel a fluttering feeling in my chest? Here's some advice from an expert
Patricia Hall
21 Aug 2016
34.6k
14
Opinion
A mandatory retirement age is discriminatory. It just doesn't make sense in a changing Ireland
Justin Moran
21 Aug 2016
1.6k
42
Opinion
'MMA is more of a game of chess than a sport for brutes - and regulated properly, it's extremely safe'
Mike Sheridan
20 Aug 2016
391
73
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