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Here's how to get your children feeling good about maths
Sheila Donegan
15 Oct 2015
1.2k
34
Opinion
'Nothing else seemed to matter when she died. I didn't understand why God would take our little girl?'
Michael McEnery
14 Oct 2015
2.0k
35
Opinion
Women are getting a raw deal in Hollywood and it's not much better here
Rachel Lysaght
14 Oct 2015
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Opinion
Are prefab villages really the future of housing?
Mary Hughes
14 Oct 2015
1.2k
85
Opinion
Three lessons I have learned building up a business
Colm O'Brien
13 Oct 2015
241
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Not a fan of the dark evenings creeping in? Here's how to get through the winter nights
Abby Wynne
12 Oct 2015
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31
Opinion
'I remember the whole thing. I dived in and hit the bottom of the pool. I knew something was wrong'
Jonathan Ranson
11 Oct 2015
946
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column
Over 9,000 Irish women or 'inmates' went through these doors, forced to repent
Paul Redmond
11 Oct 2015
38.6k
73
Opinion
We need to create a solution to abortion. Children as young as 8 need to get sex education in school
Liadan O'Connor
11 Oct 2015
18.8k
139
Opinion
Bressie: 'I ran away from dealing with my issues and lied to the people I loved'
Niall Breslin
10 Oct 2015
11.6k
102
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Matt Damon used manure to grow potatoes on Mars - it works pretty well down here too
Michael Kelly
10 Oct 2015
300
16
Opinion
Is it time we give up on Dublin's O'Connell Street?
Aaron McKenna
10 Oct 2015
3.8k
49
Opinion
'I found out I was dyslexic in the 90s. Deep down I knew I wasn’t as ‘stupid’ as I was made to feel in school'
Ross O'Neill
9 Oct 2015
884
15
Opinion
'By getting on that train a group of brave women made the Catholic Church and the Irish state look ridiculous'
Arthur Riordan
9 Oct 2015
711
60
Opinion
There are nude photos of Justin Bieber on the Internet today - but you shouldn't look at them
Amy O'Connor
8 Oct 2015
3.3k
53
Opinion
'My religion lapsed three decades ago, but I am irritated by a-la-carte Catholics'
Donal O'Keeffe
8 Oct 2015
1.4k
232
Opinion
The J1 was a rite of passage for me. We're not all party-animals
Catherine Devine
7 Oct 2015
1.3k
27
Opinion
Snowden leaks provided momentum to bring us to this crucial point in data protection
Maria Helen Murphy
7 Oct 2015
365
47
Opinion
The unfree Irish in the Caribbean were indentured servants, not slaves
Liam Hogan, Matthew Reilly and Laura McAtackney
6 Oct 2015
46.7k
137
Opinion
Debate Room: Should there be a rent freeze?
Caitriona O'Neill and William Gallagher
5 Oct 2015
254
114
Opinion
We were better parents before smartphones
Claire Micks
4 Oct 2015
504
34
Opinion
Is it time America had a woman president?
Larry Donnelly
4 Oct 2015
210
111
Opinion
A wealth tax is a possibility. You don’t need to be a member of the far left to call for this
Julien Mercille
4 Oct 2015
342
110
column
Let's be honest: It secretly sucks when your BFF gets a boyfriend
Christine Allen
3 Oct 2015
51.3k
24
column
Food growing isn't just for those with ten acres, you can even grow stuff at your desk
Michael Kelly
3 Oct 2015
98
19
Opinion
'David is 22, he has a college degree and is a wheelchair user. All he wants is a job'
John Dolan
3 Oct 2015
550
25
Opinion
More women will be in the next Dáil — that would be the case even without gender quotas
Seamus Conboy
2 Oct 2015
217
80
National Potato Day
Ireland and the spud go hand-in-hand, but they're in decline. Myth they're fattening is damaging
Michael Kelly
2 Oct 2015
812
115
Opinion
Living on pot noodles and cereal: 'It's hard living out of bags in one hotel room with your children'
Rory Hearne
1 Oct 2015
403
89
column
Short of breath? Have trouble sleeping and feel uneasy? You could have an anxiety disorder
Leticia Gavin
30 Sep 2015
177k
87
Opinion
'The Irish public are not sick of politics, they're actually sick of listening to politicians'
Chris Noone
28 Sep 2015
539
59
Opinion
'You're an adult and your parents are fighting, but it's not your job to fix their relationship'
Bernadette Ryan
27 Sep 2015
139k
30
column
If you stay up late tonight you'll see the moon turn a deep blood red
Conor Farrell
27 Sep 2015
343
33
column
Tony O'Reilly became one of the most powerful figures in Irish life and we can learn from his story
Matt Cooper
27 Sep 2015
839
20
Opinion
'It's time for political parties to stop procrastinating. Abortion regulation does not belong in our constitution'
Ailbhe Smyth
26 Sep 2015
153
89
Opinion
'There is no public demand to repeal the 8th and politicians know that'
Niamh Uí Bhriain
26 Sep 2015
492
118
column
Is Dublin really a kip?
Aaron McKenna
26 Sep 2015
2.5k
143
Opinion
Want some peace and calm in your life? Take these few minutes to get it done
Naomi Sturdy
25 Sep 2015
195
13
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Imagine living in a 20’ x 10’ room, your belongings are in one cupboard and you don't know if you'll be there a year or a decade
Donal O'Keeffe
25 Sep 2015
351
171
Opinion
The Web Summit relocation isn't surprising, we couldn't even keep the WiFi working
Angela Nagle
24 Sep 2015
291
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