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Maeve Higgins: This week's Supreme Court case could shape how Ireland deals with climate change for years to come
Maeve Higgins
Money Diaries: A 32-year-old accountant on €50k living in Clare with his wife and child
TheJournal.ie reader
Hyperinflation, uncertainty and awakening from lockdown: Life in the Syrian-Kurdish resistance city of Kobani
Cameron Weymes & Nishtiman Haji Murad
Enjoy some summer recipes and reflections from Daddy's Café in Dublin 8
Colm Keane
Opinion: 'There are some unsolved murders which dominate the public consciousness'
Ralph Riegel
Ciarán Cuffe: There's an extraordinary opportunity here for the Greens in government
Ciarán Cuffe
Paul Murphy: Green members shouldn't back the deal with FF and FG - it's just not worth it
Paul Murphy
Wellness Wednesday: You can beat your addiction, even in lockdown
Michelle Murray
'The Covid-19 infodemic left people confused about what to believe'
Dr Eileen Culloty
Cocooning through Covid-19 with CF has taken focus but I have never felt better
Benat Broderick
'We've heard of moneylenders meeting customers at the post office as they collect their social welfare'
Dr Olive McCarthy & Dr Noreen Byrne
Money Diaries: A 21-year-old freelancer with various jobs keeping her going during the lockdown
TheJournal.ie reader
'Today - agitated. Tomorrow - positive': Writers share their pandemic diaries
The Stinging Fly
It's difficult to consider in the midst of Covid-19, but a no-deal Brexit still looms large
Neale Richmond
Tips on handling the Covid-19 isolation from a solo sailor
Pete Hogan
'Call out racism - being 'no craic' for two minutes is worth it'
Tobi Lawal
Some barbecue recipes from Ballymaloe for summer reunions
Maxine Hyde
'I read, watch movies, listen to music... My life, as a trans woman, is very ordinary indeed'
Aoife Martin
'From the moment a hate crime is reported, the hate element is filtered out by the system'
Grace Tierney
Wellness Wednesday: Cultivating self-compassion during the Covid-19 crisis
Louise Boland
'I live in Direct Provision and our kids are not immune to racial discrimination'
Owodunni Ola Mustapha
Opinion: There really is no excuse for a new Government not to pass the Occupied Territories Bill
Duncan Casey
Money Diaries: A 25-year-old customer support technician living with flatmates in Galway
TheJournal.ie reader
Unhappy in your work? Here's some advice from a career coach
Tracy Ward
Jeff Jarvis: 'As an old, white American man, I must confess it's people like me who got us here'
Jeff Jarvis
Opinion: Entrepreneurs with a disability need support to compete - and it's just not there
Eddie Hennessy
Opinion: 'Conditions for Travellers have been difficult in the Covid-19 shutdown'
Bernard Joyce
Two recipes to help you put the 'aah' in afternoon tea, from County Derry
Bronagh Duffin
Professor Sam McConkey: The reality is it could be November before schools are back in full
Professor Sam McConkey
'Racism is the knee on our neck, making it hard to breathe'
Diane Ihirwe
Wellness Wednesday: Worry is of no use to anyone, especially now in a time of crisis
Trish Farrell
Larry Donnelly: Trump is a mess but he can still win the election because of a weak Democratic party
Larry Donnelly
A tribute to the Class of 2020: How one group of teachers marked the end of school for sixth years
Old Bawn Teachers
Money Diaries: A software engineer in Dublin living with her boyfriend and three flatmates during the shutdown
TheJournal.ie reader
Master of the High Court: 'Restructuring SMEs through examinership is needed in these tough times'
Edmund Honohan
Extract: The inside story of Steorn, the Celtic Tiger start-up that couldn't
Barry J Whyte
Five weeks in lockdown in hospital is tough - and the food makes it worse
Jillian McNulty
Opinion: 'Caretaker governments without any limitations on powers do no favours for democracy'
Hugh O’Donnell
The family behind the Rye River Café share their shutdown story, and some recipes
Shona Bourke
'Boris Johnson has presided over a broken Kingdom in which Covid-19 has been able to flourish'
Peter Flanagan