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Opinion
Call me a selfish criminal and a murderer if you want, but having an abortion was right for me
Anonymous
17 Feb 2016
10.3k
325
column
Here's how to negotiate a pay rise
Eoghan McDermott
15 Feb 2016
421
15
Opinion
'I’m comfortable with my epilepsy. What is difficult are the assumptions around being a non-drinker'
Niamh Hegarty
14 Feb 2016
1.2k
30
Opinion
Fathers have rights and they just got a lot stronger this year
Annette Sheehan
14 Feb 2016
178k
58
Opinion
'I'm angry, depressed and very, very broke. This is my life on zero hours'
Anonymous Man Profile Yellow Hoodie
14 Feb 2016
2.4k
141
Opinion
Just started dating? Here are some ways to casually mark Valentine’s Day
Fergal Harrington
13 Feb 2016
6.9k
20
column
Rocket's peppery taste is perfect for any salad
Michael Kelly
13 Feb 2016
2.4k
8
column
What's the best way to destroy violent gangs? Legalise the drugs
Aaron McKenna
13 Feb 2016
2.1k
161
Opinion
The students whose photos were shared among the UCD 200 will never get their privacy back
Roisin Kiberd
12 Feb 2016
5.4k
123
Explainer
P60 – What do I need to know before I banish it to the back of a drawer?
Barry Flanagan
12 Feb 2016
13.8k
29
Opinion
'This is a big week for me. I've finally hit the 19 stone mark'
Alan Mullen
11 Feb 2016
246
15
Opinion
'Home to what?': Emigrants want a say in who runs the show while they're living abroad
Barry Johnston
11 Feb 2016
331
194
Opinion
'My partner was lovely at first, but things changed after we moved in together'
Anonymous
10 Feb 2016
8.6k
120
Opinion
We seem to have forgotten the Special Criminal Court is supposed to be exceptional
Alan Greene
10 Feb 2016
2.0k
146
End of an era
'Paul O’Connell’s biggest attribute was his ability to inspire'
James Galvin
9 Feb 2016
740
25
Opinion
You risk blowing your savings on a lifetime supply of customised pens when you run for election
Roslyn Fuller
9 Feb 2016
1.2k
22
column
Regency Hotel shooting was choreographed to send a clear and explicit message
Tom Clonan
8 Feb 2016
609
103
Opinion
You can learn a lot about management from potty training your child
Eoghan McDermott
8 Feb 2016
261
15
Opinion
My life with shingles: 'It was like I had gone a few rounds with Conor McGregor'
Carol Reddy Locke
7 Feb 2016
16.6k
23
Opinion
'I'm an American, but Sarah Palin and Donald Trump do not speak for me'
Nick Beard
7 Feb 2016
84
147
column
'Power is a drug': Alan Kelly's recent interview showed the true colours of Irish politics
Tom Clonan
7 Feb 2016
1.1k
81
Opinion
Playboy covering up nudes has nothing to do feminism and more to do with dwindling sales
Lorraine Courtney
6 Feb 2016
1.1k
55
column
Beetroot gets a rough deal. It's time to give it another go with this marmalade
Michael Kelly
6 Feb 2016
402
15
column
Overweight people should pay more tax. Others can't pay for our folly
Aaron McKenna
6 Feb 2016
7.2k
216
column
'Anti-Islamic group Pegida are coming to town. We can't afford to laugh and dismiss them'
Julien Mercille
5 Feb 2016
1.8k
280
Opinion
'I know I still have a lot of weight to lose, but I'm mentally determined to do it for myself'
Alan Mullen
4 Feb 2016
832
20
Opinion
We need to smash the silence that surrounds sexual violence
Ruairí McKiernan
4 Feb 2016
203
90
Opinion
The primitive power of election posters cannot be underestimated
Jason O'Sullivan
4 Feb 2016
1.7k
45
Opinion
Fine Gael are using ghost estates on their posters, but little has been done to stop it happening again
Frank Armstrong
3 Feb 2016
150
88
Opinion
Digital can deliver vital votes - but how do politicians earn the 'like' love?
Bob Hughes
3 Feb 2016
101
26
Opinion
While economic recovery has opened up the jobs market, make sure your course is right for you
Clive Byrne
1 Feb 2016
101
8
Opinion
Losing a job is the single most negative event a person can experience
Eoghan McDermott
1 Feb 2016
2.1k
49
column
Struggling with confidence? Keep going, keep trying and be kind to yourself
Psychologies Magazine
31 Jan 2016
741
19
column
'No profession has a public trial for making a mistake at work, other than doctors'
Lorraine Courtney
31 Jan 2016
2.4k
80
Opinion
'I turned into a blubbering mess when I found my wedding dress'
Pamela Tully
30 Jan 2016
260
29
column
Chard is highly nutritious and should be a popular addition to your healthy January diet
Michael Kelly
30 Jan 2016
1.4k
10
Opinion
Lawyers grew fat on fees as the banking inquiry wasted our time and money
Aaron McKenna
30 Jan 2016
188
67
Narco terrorism
'Ireland’s gang killings are remarkably similar to ISIS murders'
Tom Clonan
29 Jan 2016
1.3k
99
Opinion
'What if he says a new word? What if he forgets me? The back-to-work guilts are the worst'
Jennifer Ryan Moran
29 Jan 2016
152
85
Opinion
'Looking back at how much weight I've lost, it makes me realise that you really can achieve your goals'
Alan Mullen
28 Jan 2016
339
40
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