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HISMM
Money Diaries: A social care manager on €58K living in the east of the country
TheJournal.ie reader
9 Oct 2022
45.2k
15
Donegal Explosion
Creeslough woman: 'Our small community is shell-shocked - we will never be the same again'
Marie Duffy
9 Oct 2022
41.4k
2
Horn of Africa
Opinion: Famine is now threatening millions in Africa just as it once did in Ireland
Gillian Barnett
8 Oct 2022
13.3k
51
Analysis
Brian Rowan: Can the parties of Northern Ireland truly make it work this time?
Brian Rowan
Updated 7 Oct 2022
12.4k
14
IRELAND'S ENERGY
Bríd Smith: Expansion of data centres is not going to help our serious energy woes
Bríd Smith
Updated 6 Oct 2022
13.7k
31
diversity in politics
Fintan Bray: I’m so proud to have made history in Irish politics
Fintan Bray
6 Oct 2022
24.2k
Analysis
Tom Clonan: Putin's running out of conventional military solutions to impose his will on Ukraine
Tom Clonan
5 Oct 2022
40.4k
46
generation rent
Extract: 'Governments made decisions that led to your housing situation - you are not to blame'
Dr Rory Hearne
4 Oct 2022
18.3k
32
ireland going green
Jennifer Whitmore: The lifting of planning rules for solar panels is welcome but long overdue
Jennifer Whitmore
Updated 4 Oct 2022
31.3k
27
HISMM
Money Diaries: A retail manager on €48K in Dublin living at home and saving for a home
TheJournal.ie reader
2 Oct 2022
46.3k
6
Student Accommodation
Student: 'In a country with top universities, it's disgraceful that we have nowhere to live'
Mairead Maguire
Updated 2 Oct 2022
35.2k
44
US politics
Larry Donnelly: There are two conflicting narratives emerging ahead of the US midterms
Larry Donnelly
1 Oct 2022
16.1k
14
annexation
Donnacha Ó Beacháin: 'Fake Russia Great Again' is surely Putin's new motto
Donnacha Ó Beacháin
1 Oct 2022
20.8k
22
Climate emergency
Opinion: This planet is not one we 'own' - it's a resource we share
Jamie Rohu
Updated 1 Oct 2022
8.6k
6
reproductive rights
Opinion: State-funded IVF is a sign we're finally moving in the right direction
Catherine Ardagh
29 Sep 2022
12.3k
13
budget 2023
Analysis: ‘Giveaway’ budget can’t gloss over collapsing living standards
Victor Duggan
28 Sep 2022
13.8k
13
Personal Finance
Explained: How can I get the most out of Budget 2023?
Ralph Benson
Updated 28 Sep 2022
26.9k
1
italy leans right
Analysis: What will its first far-right leader since WWII mean for Italy?
Sofia Ammassari & Duncan McDonnell
26 Sep 2022
21.7k
16
budget 2023
Analysis: Minister Donohoe, this is what you should and shouldn't do tomorrow
Victor Duggan
Updated 26 Sep 2022
32.4k
28
HISMM
Money Diary: An office worker in the east on €26K working in Dublin
TheJournal.ie reader
25 Sep 2022
48.6k
41
future generations
Opinion: Longtermism - what is it and why should we embrace it in legislation?
Marc Ó Cathasaigh
24 Sep 2022
10.9k
12
childcare sector
Opinion: The new childcare ‘Core Funding’ is positive news but more is needed in the budget
Regina Bushell
Updated 22 Sep 2022
12.7k
7
Analysis
Tom Clonan: Putin has made another strategic blunder but this is a dangerous moment
Tom Clonan
21 Sep 2022
62.1k
32
Cost of Living
Money Diaries: Have you curbed your spending - would you like to keep a diary for us?
TheJournal.ie reader
20 Sep 2022
21.4k
11
Cost of Living
Analysis: Dysfunctional housing policy is failing a generation of renters
Victor Duggan
Updated 19 Sep 2022
25.2k
49
cost of living crisis
Opinion: The cost of living crisis is eating into disposable income - can Budget 2023 help?
Ralph Benson
18 Sep 2022
37.1k
33
Foster Care
Opinion: 'Travelling to Limerick in search of college digs as a care-leaver felt so lonely'
Rory Brown
18 Sep 2022
21.8k
19
Opinion
Opinion: No one told me that childcare is the true engine of creative work
Erin Fornoff
17 Sep 2022
15.0k
1
Housing Crisis
Dr Rory Hearne: Why are some TDs unwilling to call themselves landlords - when that's exactly what they are
Rory Hearne
17 Sep 2022
31.0k
75
US after trump
Larry Donnelly: Garth Brooks can't fix US politics, but he deserves credit for taking a stance
Larry Donnelly
Updated 16 Sep 2022
39.2k
12
EXTRACT
Extract: What it was like to negotiate the Good Friday Agreement
David Donoghue
15 Sep 2022
8.6k
2
end of life
Opinion: Communication is key for families facing decisions around palliative care
Dr Geraldine Foley
15 Sep 2022
10.6k
7
Dublin Fringe Festival
Opinion: My play about adoption reflects on my family and families like us
Dylan Coburn Gray
13 Sep 2022
9.9k
2
Conflict
Tom Clonan: Putin’s military miscalculations in Ukraine may prove to be his undoing
Tom Clonan
13 Sep 2022
35.9k
34
EXTRACT
Extract: Making sense of a united Ireland - which was long deemed impossible
Brendan O'Leary
13 Sep 2022
16.1k
22
Opinion
Opinion: Never heard of hygiene poverty? Here's how it affects people in Ireland
Ciara Dalton
12 Sep 2022
23.2k
5
Misinformation
Opinion: Trans rights issues are being used as a right-wing recruitment tool
Aoife Gallagher
10 Sep 2022
23.5k
war in europe
Tom Clonan: There is now little chance of a Russian breakthrough in Ukraine
Tom Clonan
10 Sep 2022
58.3k
64
tracker rates
Analysis: ECB rates are on the rise, what does this mean for mortgage holders?
David Quinn
Updated 9 Sep 2022
26.7k
25
Opinion
Opinion: The world wants us to go back to normal after the pandemic. Maybe we need to rest instead
Áine O'Hara
7 Sep 2022
25.5k
11
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