Opinion
Roisin Shortall: 'Harvesting the personal data of children for marketing purposes is repugnant'
Róisín Shortall
darkness into light
'I never thought I'd end up at a funeral at 18 watching everyone in my school break down'
Rachel O'Neill
column
Sugar Tax: Nanny State gone mad or a step in the right direction?
Sarah O'Brien
Opinion
Paschal Donohoe: 'Our stance on bankers' pay has remained unchanged. This is the right thing to do'
Paschal Donohoe
voices
My unplanned homebirth: 'You can’t help but think "what if?"'
Jessica O'Neill
ballad
Column: 'In 1857 Patrick Sheehan was arrested for begging on Grafton St'
Tom Hurley
column
'She was frantic, her boyfriend had assaulted her and was going to make her do sex work'
Tony Duffin
column
'If someone requires an app to prove legal consent then you shouldn’t be having sex with them'
Filomena Kaguako
Read Me
GIY: Courgettes are easy to grow and incredibly prolific, growing freakishly fast
Michael Kelly
Opinion
'Building walls will not solve this problem. Neither can the EU provide a home for everyone'
Brian Hayes
precarious work
'Between the doctor, antibiotics and the four days off, it was €600 that I will never see again'
Sinead Pembroke
darkness into light
'It wasn't about anything that happened in my life, it was about the black hole'
Rebecca McInerney
the future of you
Most children born now will live to 100, so how do we prepare for an older population?
Dominic Campbell
Opinion
'There are two choices: stay in Dublin and pay the price or leave Dublin and pay the price'
Colm Boohig
Read Me
Have we broken the ocean?: 'Read the ingredient list before you buy your next batch of toiletries'
Professor Gordon Chambers
uncrpd
'Sarah Jane would like to live independently with support. No such service or plan is possible'
Suzy Byrne
darkness into light
'I'm getting better about ignoring the black dog, I've locked him outside and I haven't fed him in years'
Stephen Considine
Electoral Register
Opinion: 'We need funding for councils to go house to house and check the status of the voters'
Sinéad Halpin
Parenting
Column: 'Don’t judge a commuting parent. Smile at that noisy toddler'
Geraldine Walsh
Read Me
Deep Atlantic: 'If you can’t stand up, what's the difference between two and two thousand metres'
Ken O'Sullivan
Opinion
Fix it like Finland: 'Nowadays there isn’t a single rough sleeper on Helsinki streets'
Jack Maguire
column
Deleting Facebook: 'I wouldn’t date someone who wasn't on Facebook. They have secrets'
Amanda Geard
Growing
GIY: 'We really don’t need a heatwave – just a few days with the sun in the sky'
Michael Kelly
Opinion
'Access to third level isn't on merit. It's a lottery based on which family you were born into'
Paul Gavan
Opinion
Vaccines: 'Those of us from an earlier era must speak out to stop little lives being wrecked'
Dr Ida Milne
column
Kilkenny mosque debate: 'This could become dangerous. Tensions could escalate'
Malcolm Noonan
column
Womenomics: 7 steps to make gender equality the new normal
Victor Duggan
Opinion
Rate my rape list: 'I'm angry at the silence of the men of Ireland'
Cliona Saidlear
Read Me
Get ready world: 'Trump’s posturing is even more inconsistent and incoherent than Obama's'
Larry Donnelly
Read Me
'My biggest regret is not reporting my rape. My rapist has a comfortable life with a wife and kids'
Morgan Barbour
Honour Magdalenes
Magdalene Laundries: 'Memorial needed for women detained under heartless, vicious regime'
Mary Lou McDonald
Read Me
'Our parish universe straddled two counties and two States. We forged an identity as borderers'
Darach MacDonald
voices
Column: So you think adoption has nothing to do with you?
Paul Redmond
column
An immigrant fits in: 'I added 'sh' sounds to words and repeated the phrase 'Bono is a pox''
Laura Gerulyte Griffin
column
In the garden: 'I find that my system is craving fresh greens after a long winter'
Michael Kelly
Opinion
Why I'd pull up a deckchair, skive off work and queue in the rain to buy a house
Paul Hosford
Opinion
Women in sport: 'We press pause on our lives, sacrificing friends, family and career'
Ailis Egan
Opinion
Rape myths: 'Sexual assaults are traumatic. Incoherencies in the victims' accounts are inescapable'
Ciaran McCullagh
Analysis
Are we about to see the opening shots of a third world war? Hopefully cool heads will prevail
Tom Clonan
column
Bliain na Gaeilge: 'My mother made a choice to speak to us in her mother tongue'
Róisín O’Hara
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