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FRONTLINE WORKERS
The Firefighter: 'It's never a good time to have a fire in your home, but Christmas is especially upsetting'
Steve McNally
25 Dec 2014
373
5
Love and Marriage
Column: 7 habits of happy couples
Business Insider
25 Dec 2014
152
6
my 2014
My 2014: This will always be the year I got cancer – but I feel incredibly positive and strong heading into 2015
Louise McSharry
25 Dec 2014
252
6
column
Many of us will celebrate (or cope) this Christmas by using drink or drugs to excess
Tony Duffin
24 Dec 2014
266
22
be strong
Opinion: Preparing for a smoke-free new year? Follow these tips for ditching tobacco
Mary Briscoe
24 Dec 2014
259
39
heartache
Opinion: Breaking up (around Christmas) is hard to do
Tony Moore
24 Dec 2014
375
12
Opinion
Fine Gael doesn't just stand for the wealthy, it robs from the poor and gives to the rich
Eoin Ó Broin
24 Dec 2014
5.3k
188
column
'This is an article by someone with bipolar disorder... by someone just like you.'
Lorcan Black
23 Dec 2014
5.0k
50
Relationships
Opinion: Are you having an emotional affair?
Christine Allen
23 Dec 2014
4.8k
48
Opinion
Why it's a myth that Fine Gael only stands for the rich
Simon Harris TD
23 Dec 2014
505
189
#marrowmatch
'Bone marrow donation is not a tough procedure. Don't leave it to others, don't give it a second thought.'
Seán Gallagher
22 Dec 2014
2.7k
20
perfect christmas
Opinion: The 'perfect' Christmas doesn't exist – so take the pressure off
Bernadette Ryan
22 Dec 2014
808
12
family feud
Column: How to cope when you fall out with an adult sibling
Dr Keith Gaynor
22 Dec 2014
114k
23
departed loved ones
Column: The Ghosts of Christmas Past – dealing with loss at Christmas
Claire Micks
21 Dec 2014
403
35
Mind Games
Column: How you can win at office politics in 6 steps
Business Insider
21 Dec 2014
210
10
Education
Opinion: Are we devaluing degrees?
Gary Keogh
21 Dec 2014
2.0k
39
the magic of christmas
Opinion: 8 things I've learned about Christmas since having kids
Andrea Mara
20 Dec 2014
358
20
sony hack
Opinion: Sony has capitulated to terrorist demands – it will have a chilling effect on freedom of speech
Aaron McKenna
20 Dec 2014
266
52
Children
Column: We continue to put children in adult prisons. It is utterly unacceptable.
Deirdre Malone
19 Dec 2014
567
22
Abortion
Opinion: In Ireland a pregnancy must continue even if a woman is raped, suicidal or clinically dead
Peter Ferguson
18 Dec 2014
634
168
Christmas
“I should be looking forward to Christmas but it seems like a mountain I have to climb”
Maeve Halpin
18 Dec 2014
413
22
Dementia
Column: 4,000 people under the age of 65 are living with dementia in this country
Tina Leonard
17 Dec 2014
582
132
Austerity
Opinion: The Banking Inquiry will help put the final pieces of the jigsaw together
Ciaran Lynch
17 Dec 2014
206
35
Australia
'I'll Ride With You': A blueprint for how we should deal with terrorism
Gary Keogh
16 Dec 2014
462
60
lone parents
Opinion: Austerity cuts that directly affect women and children have been piled on by this government
Elizabeth Madden
16 Dec 2014
623
106
kindness
Opinion: The simple, powerful gesture you can make to balance the sadness of the past week
Donal O'Keeffe
15 Dec 2014
281
14
Parenting
Opinion: Stay-at-home fathers are still seen as a 'novelty' but perceptions are slowly changing
Bernard Kelly
14 Dec 2014
330
23
Mental Health
Opinion: Messages like this shouldn't be given to patients – depression isn't an 'embarrassing problem'
Fiona Kennedy
14 Dec 2014
239
34
Trade
Column: What you should know about hushed negotiations taking place between the EU and US
Matt Carthy
14 Dec 2014
216
96
matching socks
Opinion: Forget the fancy stuff, THIS is my Christmas wishlist
Andrea Mara
13 Dec 2014
168
12
Dating
Column: How to survive the festive season as a singleton
Rena Maycock
13 Dec 2014
166
44
Health
Opinion: 'Poor people can't cook' remark caused outrage – but consider the facts behind the headlines
Aaron McKenna
13 Dec 2014
522
60
watershed
The KAL case kickstarted a decade of debate on marriage equality
In The Name of Love by Una Mullally
12 Dec 2014
762
38
canny cooking
How to buy a slap-up Christmas meal (and all the extras) on a budget
Caitriona Redmond
12 Dec 2014
1.1k
11
Not good enough
'Finally, I have an appointment with a psychologist... 294 days after being discharged from the hospital'
Natalie Marr
12 Dec 2014
1.8k
42
Breixt
Opinion: Of all the member states, Ireland would be the most affected if the UK opted to leave the EU
David Moloney
11 Dec 2014
210
73
Loneliness
Opinion: A simple act of kindness could help someone feeling alone at this time of year
Shane Kelly
11 Dec 2014
577
5
Torture
Tortured: ‘They called a doctor to check if they could continue without killing me’
Josefina Salomon
10 Dec 2014
365
15
Protest
Opinion: We have been sold out, we have been failed. That is why I'm marching today.
Fergal Anderson
10 Dec 2014
210
150
Protest
Opinion: When the people lead, politicians are forced to follow – so let's make our voices heard
Ruairí McKiernan
9 Dec 2014
205
35
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