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Brittle bones: 'It means that my bones break easily and I cannot walk very far'
Amy Hassett
Column: Celebrities shouldn't peddle misinformation about mental health
Amy Plant
Psychological abuse: 'He would criticise me, humiliate me and question my stability'
Patricia Tsouros
Life with MS: 'Not only was I now disabled, I was a disabled bride'
Rosie McCormack
Supermarket promotions: 'Down the road there is a ruinous cost to cheap food'
Michael Kelly
'Like the Trump White House, we don't have an independent scientific adviser'
James Lawless
Opinion: 'I find Christmas so false. It’s all veneer, folks'
Michael Fortune
Brexit: 'The DUP’s hardline policies could be the quickest road to a united Ireland'
Caoimhín De Barra
@campaignforleo: 'A powerful weapon in government’s communications artillery'
Amy Rose Harte
'You may not smell too good, and if they smell drink off ye at all, they’ll label you straight away'
Andrea Koenigstorfer
Opinion: Despite €67m spend we have poor management and a lack of accountability
Professor Christine Loscher
Hep C and me: 'I was nauseous all the time. I couldn’t gain weight. My skin was itchy and raw'
Patrick Gallagher
Eddie Hobbs: Is the global recovery fake?
Eddie Hobbs
14 cyclist deaths in 2017: 'Yet we victim blame cyclists who don’t opt for DayGlo clothing'
Ciarán Cuffe
Being an introvert: 'Don't let anyone tell you you're too quiet'
Pauline Dunne
GIY leeks and a dish that will chase away the winter chills
Michael Kelly
Opinion: How badly damaged has the Taoiseach been?
Larry Donnelly
HIV diagnosis: 'I went into a spasm of shock. My mother knew the result just by looking at me'
Anonymous
Obesity: 'We have gained one pound a year over the past twenty years'
Dr John Sharry
Speaking Irish: 'Even though I’m surrounded by English, it’s not my language'
Osgur Ó Ciardha
Emmerson Mnangagwa: 'A changing of the guard or a genuine fresh start for Zimbabwe?'
Sarah McCann
Tom Clonan on the Maurice McCabe email: 'I suffered a similar campaign of character assassination'
Tom Clonan
Opinion: We have an unacceptably high level of school suspensions and expulsions
Dr Áine Hyland
Sexual abuse: 'Did I consent? I was just a little girl, but yes, I let it happen'
Anonymous
'An old man had been taken into Garda custody for knocking on a door. ALONE went to his rescue'
Valerie Cox
Column: Hey Leo, we can't afford a €320K house
Eoin Ó Broin
Short story: 'When Blue Snowflakes Fall' by Eoin Dolan Lane
Eoin Dolan Lane
GIY: 'School lunches shouldn't be about wolfing down a sandwich in ten minutes'
Michael Kelly
Opinion: 'Young people should be automatically registered to vote at 18'
James Doorley
Tom Clonan: 'A land border would be provocative and divisive while Stormont is suspended'
Tom Clonan
Carrowbrowne site: 'Travellers have a right to a home that is culturally appropriate'
Joanna Corcoran
Opinion: I want to stop women feeling like frauds in a corporate culture designed for our grandfathers
Aileen O'Toole
Maria Edgeworth's letters: 'Sir Walter Scott punctual to his word arrived on Friday'
Valerie Pakenham
World Cup bid: Why should taxpayers' money be given to sporting organisations?
Sean Byrne
Measles outbreak: Should we pay doctors to track down unvaccinated children?
Jennifer Whitmore
'We need an NCT-style certification system on minimum standards in the private rented sector'
John-Mark McCafferty
Cerebral palsy: 'I’m like everyone else. I want to party, get drunk, make mistakes'
Paddy Smyth
Column: How has a major medieval abbey in the centre of Dublin been forgotten?
Dr Ruth Johnson
David McCullagh on Eamon de Valera: 'People tended either to love him or to loath him'
David McCullagh
Opinion: 'The Irish Constitution has served us well for the most part'
Dr Laura Cahillane