# column - Today’s News
Learning how to breathe fully and effectively is an undervalued practice, writes Sarah Cremen.
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Despite endless promises from government ministers, the housing situation is steadily deteriorating, writes Dr Brian O’Boyle.
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# column - Yesterday’s News
Thirteen-year-old Lauren Shaw describes her life and the support she receives from LauraLynn.
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In Ireland, women currently earn around 13.9 per cent less than men, writes Ivana Bacik.
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# column - Tuesday 23 May, 2017
In Manchester, in attacking an Ariana Grande concert, the deliberately chosen target was children, writes Tom Clonan.
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Child protection and safety should be prioritised in all custody and access proceedings, writes Margaret Martin.
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# column - Monday 22 May, 2017
Meditation is as important for an athlete as engine oil is for a high-performance engine.
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We need to step up now and talk both sides in these talks back from the cliff edge, writes Eamon Ryan.
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# column - Sunday 21 May, 2017
It’s been three weeks since I was diagnosed with stage one Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, writes Áine O’Connell.
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If Irish women hadn’t been so feisty and fascinating the poor men would have had little to write about, writes Eleanor Fitzsimons.
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More bank holidays would improve people’s quality of life and allow tourism and culture to flourish, writes James Shaw.
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# column - Saturday 20 May, 2017
I inject myself roughly eight times a day and I don’t always behave myself around doughnuts or fried cheese, writes Caitríona Daly.
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Comfrey sends its roots deep into the soil and brings up nutrients, most notably potassium, writes Michael Kelly.
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The race for Fine Gael leadership is underway. What do we actually want from a leader?
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# column - Friday 19 May, 2017
Complaining that you’re not in the PCA helps no one.
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Ireland may present itself as a world leader in ELT but teachers in these schools have to contend with poor employment conditions, writes Roy Hassey.
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# column - Wednesday 17 May, 2017
This is the best advice I can give to someone going through a difficult time, writes Barbara Brennan.
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On the day of Chelsea Manning’s release from prison, campaigner Ruairí McKiernan reflects on the Irish campaign for her freedom.
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# column - Tuesday 16 May, 2017
We need to address Dublin’s problems and call it a crisis before it’s too late, writes Roisin Agnew.
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There is a profound, far-reaching division in Irish society, writes Larry Donnelly.
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# column - Monday 15 May, 2017
The column ist was suspended from the newspaper after making the controversial comments.
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I think it is very important to challenge people’s viewpoints and perceptions, writes Senator Jerry Buttimer.
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# column - Sunday 14 May, 2017
An engineering student writes about how he is buckling under the strain of too many exams concentrated at the end of the academic year.
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As Budget preparations begin, Minister Zappone says she will be arguing for more money come October.
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We have to give teen viewers some credit for knowing the difference between truth and fiction, right and wrong, safe and dangerous, writes Lorraine Courtney.
It’s time for Ireland to catch up with our EU neighbours, and give emigrants the vote, writes Senator Billy Lawless.
# column - Saturday 13 May, 2017
Instead of attacking your anxiety like the enemy, you have to work with it, dealing with both the physical and the emotional symptoms, writes Caroline Foran.
Plants are bursting forward into life, producing green leaves which are nature’s great and wise spring tonic, writes Michael Kelly.
People must be willing to stand now in support of regional cardiac services and pressure their local and national representatives, writes Matt Shanahan.
# column - Friday 12 May, 2017
Anything short of a return to a fully democratic path would be a tragic betrayal of the Venezuelan people, writes Victor Duggan.
Macron’s approach, is the failed strategy of austerity or neoliberalism, writes Julien Mercille.
# column - Thursday 11 May, 2017
Here is a timeline of event detailing the Minister’s obfuscation on the handling of the findings of the Templemore interim audit report, writes Catherine Murphy TD.
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There are still groups of vulnerable people who are outside of HIQA’s remit and are thus at risk of abuse or neglect, writes Phelim Quinn.
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# column - Wednesday 10 May, 2017
If someone hadn’t noticed me, I would not be writing these words today, writes Neil Kelders.
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Trust will need to be restored so that we do not lose sight of the grand prize, a new National Maternity Hospital for Irish citizens, writes Jason O’Sullivan.
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# column - Tuesday 9 May, 2017
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Sticking to tried and tested methods is the best approach, writes David Last
Corbyn’s Labour provides the only hope for those who wish to improve living standards for the majority in the UK, writes Rob Winkel.
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# column - Monday 8 May, 2017
I am delighted to see this government’s commitment to properly evaluate how decriminalisation could work in an Irish context, writes Dr John Collins.
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# column - Sunday 7 May, 2017
It is dangerous and upsetting to wonder what it would be like, if only, writes Tracy McGinnis.
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Scientific studies vary hugely in quality, writes dietitian Janis Morrissey.
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