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July 2026
Opinionlido better
No cool down capital: Dublin is a city by the sea, so why is it so hard to go for a swim?
Columnperish the thought
Raising them right: Facebook parenting groups were bad enough. Now we’ve got AI
Opiniona grim new normal
Wildfires at home and abroad: The climate crisis is here, and Ireland is far from prepared
Opinionadopt don't shop
Bred, abused and abandoned for profit: The cruelty behind Ireland's puppy farms
Columnclock is ticking
Parenting: I don’t want another baby. So why can’t I stop thinking about having one?
ColumnSurrealing in the Years
Surrealing in the Years: Melting 99s and partying beach goers are out! Forest fires are in!
ColumnMotoring
The Golf GTI and I both turn 50 this year: Only one of us got a 325 horsepower birthday present
Columnthe brothers grim
Stars and Swipes: Trump, the Tate brothers and the dark politics of the manosphere
Seriespolitics by numbers
Gavan Reilly: The government is getting things done, like a student cramming for exams
Opinionlosing a generation
Careers expert: It's wrong that experienced candidates are hiding their age when seeking work
Opinionthe glp-1 revolution
The 'eat less, move more' myth: Obesity was never a failure of willpower. Science has moved on
SeriesHow I Spend My Money
Money Diaries: A healthcare worker on €83K living in Dublin and expecting her first child
Sexual Assault
Counselling notes in court cases: Survivors shouldn't have to choose between healing and justice
Columnsimpler times
Silly season once meant moving statues and killer clowns. Now it's conspiracy theories
double jointed
The physio is in: The signs and symptoms of hypermobility, and why getting stronger matters
Waste Disposal
The bother with bins: Too much waste and too little control over how rubbish is collected
ColumnIrish weather
Raising them right: I grew up with lots of scorching summer sunburn. I hope my kids never do
cruelty to animals
My Lovely Horse Rescue: Our daily fight to save Ireland's hungry, frightened and forgotten animals
Columnno school today
Letting them fly: My daughter just got her first summer job, I've had to learn to let go
ColumnSurrealing in the Years
Government deserves little credit for passing the zombified Territories Bill
ColumnOpinion
Peter Boylan: I have heard from so many women traumatised by their experiences of labour
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