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1st November 2026 - 14th November 2026
Instant messaging has become the single-use plastic of communication
Kelly Earley
Last month
October 2026
Kelly Earley: I thought I understood epilepsy until I was diagnosed with it
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The rewards of the public sector strikes go far beyond the workers
Kelly Earley
We’re not just being watched any more. We’re paying for the privilege
Kelly Earley
Forget the iced coffees, job interviews have lost the run of themselves
Kelly Earley
September
September 2026
Ireland can't move forward unless its young people stay and it embraces migration
Kelly Earley
The last thing anyone needs after a long day at work is a lecture on a bus
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Say what you like about Fair City, but Carrigstown forges real Irish talent
Kelly Earley
It’s time that Irish people learn some walking etiquette
Kelly Earley
Kelly Earley: We're in the middle of a luxury gym epidemic
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This year
2026
Kelly Earley: If smart glasses weren’t creepy enough, now we have to worry about spy pens
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Kelly Earley: Ireland’s young workers are being failed by the minimum wage
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Kelly Earley: Is the success of the spice bag rooted in a culture of fussy eating?
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Kelly Earley: I like spice bags as much as the next person, but we need to draw the line
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Kelly Earley: The moral panic over trans people has even made it to the Irish dancing circuit
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Kelly Earley: There are dog whistles behind conversations about ‘raw’ milk
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Kelly Earley: The resilience of the Love Island cast needs to be studied
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Kelly Earley: As global militaries wage war and kill people, they are also killing the planet
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Kelly Earley: Social media bans for teens make the internet a worse place for all of us
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Kelly Earley: How giving up alcohol strengthened my connection to the LGBTQ+ community
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Kelly Earley: Society's gender norms – who do they really serve?
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Kelly Earley: Militarism might be Ireland’s next economic disaster
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Kelly Earley: Could Mountjoy Square be Dublin’s most important park?
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Kelly Earley: Should we scrap HAP? Ireland urgently needs an alternative
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The housing crisis: Like wildfire, we need to abandon the delusion it’ll burn itself out
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Kelly Earley: Don’t fall for the idea that Dublin is dangerous
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