# column - Thursday 18 October, 2018
The division continually flatters to deceive, says Steve O’Rourke.
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The most important message parents can give their children is that any form of activity is better than nothing at all, writes Dr Sarah Kelly.
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# column - Wednesday 17 October, 2018
There has been much debate and anger, some of it stemming from a misunderstanding of the Supreme Court decision, writes Aoife McMahon.
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# column - Tuesday 16 October, 2018
It’s that time of the week.
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# column - Monday 15 October, 2018
Few players have ever played as badly as the Bills quarterback, writes Steve O’Rourke.
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# column - Sunday 14 October, 2018
Macedonia and Greece have been involved in a decades-long dispute over the name Macedonia and Alexander the Great.
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People with dangerous personalities have a greater chance of gaining power than those with normal psychology, Ian Hughes writes.
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Darach O Séaghdha talks us through some of the marvelous definitions in the venerable Dinneen dictionary.
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# column - Friday 12 October, 2018
The Government needs to legislate for employers to provide a payment top-up to make the additional two weeks paternity leave an option for families, writes Christopher Paye.
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# column - Thursday 11 October, 2018
As a general principle, politicians should not engage in any activity where they would do better from the State doing worse, writes Conor Crummey.
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# column - Tuesday 9 October, 2018
Listening to the Budget speech from Pascal Donohoe today you would have no sense we are at such a historical turning point, writes Eamon Ryan.
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Overall, Ireland’s labour income taxation system can be considered fair, however the benefits of saying “I do” may play a larger role in this than one might have expected, writes Shawn Britton.
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# column - Monday 8 October, 2018
The US mid-terms will be the first nationwide referendum on Donald Trump, writes Larry Donnelly.
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They should be Super Bowl contenders, but Blake Bortles is holding them back, writes Steve O’Rourke.
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# column - Sunday 7 October, 2018
Darach Ó Séaghdha brings us all the wonderful Irish words for things like the harvest moon, conkers, and the rustling sound made by trees.
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# column - Saturday 6 October, 2018
Each week, photographer and filmmaker Donal Moloney shares a small piece of Ireland that reflects the bigger picture.
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This week, Michael Kelly has a recipe for blackberry crumble that’ll get some great vitamin C into your system.
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# column - Friday 5 October, 2018
The landscape has changed since the VAT rate was cut for the hospitality sector in 2011, writes Eamon Murphy.
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As someone who spent 18 months working at the club, John O’Sullivan is saddened by their recent problems.
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Security expert Tom Clonan raises concerns about why Ireland is one of the last EU member states not to have an air ambulance service.
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# column - Tuesday 2 October, 2018
Fianna Fáil’s Darragh O’Brien writes about why affordable housing is key to this year’s Budget and a priority for his party.
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We need to move away from the idea that the doctor is doing the patient a favour by uncovering what was previously covered up, writes Roger Murray.
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# column - Monday 1 October, 2018
Students are growing in confidence about their immediate job prospects, writes Ruairi Kavanagh, editor of Gradireland.
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# column - Sunday 30 September, 2018
Is V a cheeky stowaway in the Irish language? Darach Ó Séaghdha takes a look.
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# column - Saturday 29 September, 2018
Each week, photographer and filmmaker Donal Moloney shares a small piece of Ireland that reflects the bigger picture.
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The Tánaiste also used tonight’s speech to the the UN to state the Israel-Palestine conflict is a big foreign policy priority for the Irish government.
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# column - Wednesday 26 September, 2018
Political power in Ireland is held entirely in the hands of a small elite, who govern largely in their own interest. The rest of us are on the outside looking in, writes Caoimhín De Barra.
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# column - Tuesday 25 September, 2018
The Sinn Féin spokesperson defends his party’s motion of no confidence in the Housing Minister.
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# column - Monday 24 September, 2018
What strategies and tactics can we expect from the candidates for the presidential race, asks Larry Donnelly.
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# column - Sunday 23 September, 2018
I fully support peaceful protest and direct action as a legitimate form of democratic participation, writes Brendan Howlin.
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Gaeilgeoir Darach O Séaghdha talks us through the meaning behind names like Saoirse, Órla and Aoife – and what we can learn from them.
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# column - Saturday 22 September, 2018
Each week, photographer and filmmaker Donal Moloney shares a small piece of Ireland that reflects the bigger picture.
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# column - Friday 21 September, 2018
There has been back and forth about the away section ahead of tonight’s top-of-the-table clash, writes John O’Sullivan.
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Those who benefit from the way Ireland is organised would love us to believe we have no power, that we can’t win, that there’s no reason to act, writes Siobhan O’Donoghue.
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# column - Wednesday 19 September, 2018
Dr Tom Clonan outlines his reasons for protesting at Leinster House today.
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# column - Sunday 16 September, 2018
Ryan Lynch hadn’t been sure if he would ever attend college due to his long-term illness – until he was given the support that he needed.
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Gaeilgóir Darach O Séaghdha talks us through what the Irish for everything from Taoiseach to TD means – and what we can learn from it.
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# column - Saturday 15 September, 2018
Each week, photographer and filmmaker Donal Moloney shares a small piece of Ireland that reflects the bigger picture.
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# column - Thursday 6 September, 2018
The mid-term elections in the US could become a referendum on Trump’s presidency, writes Larry Donnelly.
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# column - Tuesday 4 September, 2018
Mayo native Eoin Butler hopes ‘the Jackeens will be knocked off their perch next year’.
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