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Debate Room: Two lawyers on the 8th Amendment and if we should retain or repeal it
Barrister Benedict Ó Floinn & Prof Alan Green
national epilepsy week
Epilepsy: 'My emotions are heightened and I'm overwhelmed by difficult or upsetting situations'
Eva-Jayne Gaffney
rat race
'I had always found work soul destroying, but had accepted this as the norm'
Ian Cumbers
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Column: 'Those who beat the health insurance penalty deadline are at risk of overpaying'
Dermot Goode
Opinion
'We're so conditioned to keep quiet. I notice it in myself all the time'
Liz Roche
column
GIY: Get creative with delicious new potatoes using this Spanish tortilla recipe
Michael Kelly
Opinion
Lad culture: 'We need to tackle masculinity head-on'
Stephen Todd
column
'I'm not amoral, not stupid, and not promiscuous. I took every precaution. I still got pregnant'
Anonymous
Homophobia
Maria Walsh: 'It might be a questioning glance or a curt refusal to shake my hand'
Maria Walsh
coercive control
Column: 'Why did I fall so hard? Why did I make myself so vulnerable to him?'
Patricia Tsouros
Opinion
Replacing Phil Hogan: 'Other countries have a different attitude and send their elite'
Dominic Hannigan
cervical check
It's been a worrying two weeks - but please don't stop getting smear tests
Prof Donal Brennan
Read Me
Column: 'We are haemorrhaging €5-6bn per year to pay for expensive and dirty fuels'
Grattan Healy
New Laws
Justice Minister: 'I have seen many women shake with fear of not being believed by a Garda or a court'
Charlie Flanagan TD
Myalgic Encephalomyelitis
Column: 'We are ill. We are not faking this illness. It is not in our heads'
Corina Duyn
column
Brian Merriman: 'Identity theatre is always relevant'
Brian Merriman
Opinion
Sharon Donnery: 'There were no female role models, no one I could aspire to be like'
Sharon Donnery
column
'I was the first of my family to go to university and this week I paid off the last of my loan'
Gavin Nugent
Growing
Chickweed: 'Not only is it edible, it’s considered to be a nutritional powerhouse'
Michael Kelly
cervical cancer scandal
Column: 'I was lucky, but women's healthcare must not come down to luck'
Stephanie Regan
Iran
Larry Donnelly: 'There is a definite sense that the net is tightening around Donald Trump'
Larry Donnelly
The Eighth Debate
'I was nine weeks pregnant when I took an abortion pill - after staring at it for hours'
Anonymous
fodder crisis
Column: 'Farmers are asking 'where’s my share of this economic boom?''
Richard Moeran
darkness into light
'I look at my kids and I think there is so much I would have missed had I gone through with it'
Christy Galligan
Read Me
Floundering forests: The challenges facing the Irish forestry industry
Dermot McNally
column
Borderline Personality Disorder: 'My emotions are overwhelming and almost impossible to regulate'
Lucie Kavanagh
the hardest harvest
Standoffs with scorpions: The reality of filming in Sub-Saharan Africa
Brian Gray
fair rent model
'I'm 27. I'm living at home. Going through the same hall door since I was in a school uniform'
Nicola Quinn
column
'Mad, loony, mental, psycho or schizo': Behind every mental health diagnosis is a person
Nicola Hampson
Colombia
'As Ireland prepares for its referendum, I'm in the middle of another divisive campaign'
Kieran Duffy
column
'There are days I don’t speak to another grown-up. Online chats keep me going'
Andrea Mara
History
The past isn't the past, it's not even over: We can't discard Junior Cert History
John Connell
Opinion
Alison Curtis: 'I don't sound Irish - but don't tell me to go back to Canada'
Alison Curtis
Growing
Bio-insecticide Supernemos: 'Sometimes GIYing is not for the faint hearted'
Michael Kelly
insights and opinion
‘You might see a successful business and fancy having a go, but you rarely see the sacrifices made’
Catriona Coyle
confidence and supply
Opinion: 'The DUP has a talent for fusing bungled governance with election success'
Thomas Muinzer
cervical check scandal
Dr Anthony O'Connor: 'It’s not about your rage or sorrow, deputies. It's about what we do next'
Dr Anthony O'Connor
17 weeks
'The nurses asked how we planned to keep him cold. This wasn't something we were prepared for'
Anonymous
darkness into light
'He told us his head was melted. The help didn't come quick enough'
Aiveen Cully-Dunne
holistic education
Column: Do we really need mandatory standardised testing in primary schools?
Peter Gunning
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