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2023
Eyewitness: One man had seen the bodies of his wife, kids and parents brought out of the rubble
Aisha Harbalieh
Opinion: 'I mourn the loss of my younger years when I couldn’t embrace my Traveller identity and culture'
Nora Corcoran and Teresa Lavina
Opinion: As Valentine's Day approaches, spot the romanticisation of stalking in popular culture
Dr Caroline West
Opinion: Investment in agriculture shouldn't be about the status quo - but on moving away from intensive farming
Dr Emma Howard
Money Diaries: A 60-year-old currently recovering in a nursing home on disability allowance
TheJournal.ie reader
Analysis: Sinn Féin's mortgage interest relief proposal is a terrible idea
Ciarán Casey
Larry Donnelly: If Biden's speech is anything to go by, he wants four more years in office
Larry Donnelly
Opinion: I'm telling the story of Ann Lovett on screen because it must be told
Ciaran Creagh
Paul Murphy: Anti-refugee protests a far cry from grassroots 'no to water charges' campaigns
Paul Murphy
Opinion: Attorney General's nursing home fees report largely side-steps the actual criticisms
Máiréad Enright
Opinion: The Bell - the almost-forgotten Irish literary journal that 'took on the sacred cows'
Phyllis Boumans
Opinion: We as legislators must be brave and make difficult decisions regarding drug laws
Paul McAullife
Money Diaries: A 32-year-old admin assistant on €39K living in Dublin
TheJournal.ie reader
Recipes: Pastry chef Shane Smith has some seasonal dishes for you to try
Shane Smith
Opinion: Enough talk - we need to decriminalise the possession of drugs for personal use
Dr Ian Marder
John Gibbons: Shell made record profits as the planet burns - welcome to the toxic oil industry
John Gibbons
The Sultans of Ping: 'It was a crazy sight to behold - every gig was exciting'
Paul McDermott
Opinion: Music can unlock memories and evoke emotions for people with dementia
Lisa Kelly
Vision-impaired woman: 'Please legislate to keep e-scooters off footpaths'
Anne Marie Kearney
Analysis: Why news headlines about Irish GDP are still irritatingly misleading
Ciarán Casey
Opinion: Will it take a miracle for State to do right thing on Mother and Baby redress scheme?
James Smith
Money Diaries: Have you been affected by the cost of living - would you like to keep a diary for us?
TheJournal.ie reader
Analysis: The six-month rule for Mother and Baby Homes redress does not add up
Seán Beatty
Bad Bridget: Uncovering the secret lives of Ireland's emigrant women
Elaine Farrell and Leanne McCormick
Money Diaries: A business operations manager on €45K living in Cork
TheJournal.ie reader
Opinion: Make no mistake - history shows us that Brigit was a boss
Dr Niamh Wycherley
Larry Donnelly: How will Irish politicians cope with an increasingly angry electorate?
Larry Donnelly
The squeezed middle: What we should learn from the Great Recession of 2007-2013
Yekaterina Chzhen, Ryan Alberto Ó Giobúin and Stefanie Sprong
ISPCC chief: The CAMHS report came as no surprise to anyone caring for children in turmoil
John Church
Tom Clonan: How Leopard 2 tanks could give Ukrainian forces a 'dramatic advantage'
Tom Clonan
Lorraine Clifford-Lee: The law on pregnancy concealment is outdated and cruel to women
Lorraine Clifford-Lee
Mary Lou McDonald: CAMHS is not working - we need to act urgently to reform how it operates
Mary Lou McDonald
Opinion: You might not know the name Artavazd Pelechian, but this cult film director matters
Tadhg O'Sullivan
Money Diaries: A health and social care worker on €63K living in the east of the country
TheJournal.ie reader
Therapist: How do we challenge toxic masculinity and its appeal to impressionable young men?
Geoffrey McCarthy
Under the shadow of Hezbollah: 'I'm not naïve, I know political assassins are rarely found'
Hannah McCarthy
Analysis: The gender pay gap tells us less about wages and more about company power structures
Dr Aedín Doris
Lynn Ruane: In all my years of community work I've never met the ones 'fighting for Ireland'
Lynn Ruane
Irish Iranians: 'We cannot give in to this barbaric regime'
Irish Iranians
Opinion: Refurbished Clerys clock unveiled above a Dublin struggling to maintain its identity
Carl Kinsella