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# discussion - Friday 3 May, 2013

Poll: Should people who pay for sex be named and shamed? Your Say This post contains a poll

Poll: Should people who pay for sex be named and shamed?

TDs will discuss a bill tabled by Deputy Thomas Pringle today that would make it illegal to pay for sex.

# discussion - Friday 12 April, 2013

Cyprus eases controls on stricken banks – but keeps €300 withdrawal limit

The restrictions were imposed to prevent a run on the banks during the dramatic Cyprus bailout.

# discussion - Thursday 10 January, 2013

Column: Why shouldn’t there be ‘abortion on demand’?

The Government is desperate to avoid “abortion on demand”, writes Sarah McCarthy – but in reality, women should be trusted to make the choice.

# discussion - Monday 10 December, 2012

Column: So the Pope has joined Twitter. What will he learn there?

Social media is all about debate and dissent, writes Fr Tony Flannery – so perhaps it can teach the Vatican a lesson.

# discussion - Sunday 2 December, 2012

Interview: ‘Ireland’s EU Presidency will make no difference’ – Shane Ross

The independent TD tells TheJournal.ie that Government ministers are in denial about the depth of our crisis.

# discussion - Tuesday 13 November, 2012

From Business ETC Committee to discuss “conflicted reports” on bank lending Lending

Committee to discuss “conflicted reports” on bank lending

The Oireachtas Committee on Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation will cover the topic as part of its discussion on lending to small business today.

# discussion - Thursday 20 September, 2012

Column: Here’s why it matters that KildareStreet.com has been killed off

The website which gave people access to Oireachtas debates was widely-praised for providing a much-needed resource – so why has it been cut off, asks Simon McGarr.

# discussion - Saturday 28 July, 2012

Top readers’ comments of the week

Here’s our round-up of the funniest, most thought-provoking and interesting comments you lot made this week. Did you make it in?

# discussion - Tuesday 24 July, 2012

What is the cost of repairing pyrite-damaged homes?

The subject will be discussed today when the government’s pyrite panel takes part in an Oireachtas committee meeting.

# discussion - Sunday 22 July, 2012

Corruption and the Catholic Church up for discussion at MacGill Summer School

Government ministers, journalists and academics will be speaking at the 32nd MacGill Summer School which starts tonight in Donegal.

# discussion - Sunday 24 June, 2012

New laws on prostitution ‘must address trafficking problem’

A Fine Gael TD has said there are a number of shortfalls in the current laws which are being taken advantage of by traffickers.

# discussion - Friday 22 June, 2012

Shatter publishes major document on whether Ireland’s prostitution laws should change

The discussion document is part of a public consultation process on the future direction of the laws around prostitution.

# discussion - Wednesday 13 June, 2012

Eucharistic Congress: Here’s why people are attending

The arrival of the 50th International Eucharistic Congress comes at a time when the Catholic Church in Ireland is in turmoil. TheJournal.ie spoke to some of the pilgrims on why they are attending.

# discussion - Saturday 26 May, 2012

Anarchist Book Fair expecting good attendance in Dublin

Anarchy event to discuss racism, the referendum, NAMA, oh… and a boxer in the 1700s.

# discussion - Saturday 11 February, 2012

From The Daily Edge The top 10 readers’ comments of the week Readers' Comments

The top 10 readers’ comments of the week

Here’s our round up of the wittiest, most thought-provoking and original comments you lot made this week.

# discussion - Monday 17 October, 2011

Bailout is “dispossessing poor and vulnerable people” of their money

Social Justice Ireland met with the Troika today and spoke to them about changes needed to protect the poor and vulnerable in Ireland.

# discussion - Tuesday 26 July, 2011

Cabinet signs off on ‘interim’ €100 household levy

A €100 household charge will be imposed for two years, while the presidential election will take place on October 27.

# discussion - Wednesday 2 March, 2011

Attention bookworms: fancy a million free books?

Free tomes are being handed out across Ireland on Friday to celebrate World Book Night.