# opinion - Yesterday’s News
What strategies and tactics can we expect from the candidates for the presidential race, asks Larry Donnelly.
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# opinion - 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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# opinion - Saturday 22 September, 2018
Ailís Ní Ríain’s work for the Dublin Fringe Festival has been inspired by her own experiences of communication and the difficulties we can encounter with it.
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Michael Kelly from GIY talks us through how to store chillies, and also how to make a delicious warming soup.
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# opinion - Friday 21 September, 2018
Liverpool take on Southampton, Spurs travel to face Brighton and Man United welcome Wolves to Old Trafford.
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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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# opinion - Thursday 20 September, 2018
Writer Colm Keegan examines what is home to us here in Ireland – is it a feeling, is it a right?
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The Leaving Cert is strange in the sense that it is something we all experience, and yet it’s something that we all seem to try to repress, writes the 2FM presenter.
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# opinion - Wednesday 19 September, 2018
Actor and playwright Christiane O’Mahony wonders if seahorses have the right idea about how to live.
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Dr Tom Clonan outlines his reasons for protesting at Leinster House today.
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# opinion - Tuesday 18 September, 2018
Karen Cogan has written a play about a fictional young lesbian in Cork for this year’s Dublin Fringe Festival.
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With the Budget coming up, it’s a good time to look at this subject, writes Rory Hearne.
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# opinion - 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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The Sky Blues came out on top in an intriguing battle as 50,141 watched on in Croke Park.
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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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# opinion - Friday 14 September, 2018
The events on North Frederick Street show how important a presence the unit can be in certain situations, the GRA’s John O’Keeffe writes.
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As Ian Paisley Jr endures a 30-day suspension from the House of Commons, Thomas Muinzer writes that it’s likely he’ll win back his seat in a possible by-election.
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# opinion - Thursday 13 September, 2018
For now the trip is on the back-burner but if he does land on our shores we need to protest – massively, Unite’s Brendan Ogle writes.
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# opinion - Wednesday 12 September, 2018
Gill Hasson says that you should spend your money on experiences, not things.
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# opinion - Monday 10 September, 2018
Marise Gaughan writes about her father’s suicide, and how she copes with mental health issues. On World Suicide Prevention Day, she asks what we can do about suicide in Ireland.
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Young Fine Gael wants its senior party colleagues to change conditions for soldiers being paid ‘the lowest average wage in the public sector’.
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# opinion - Sunday 9 September, 2018
Lilian Bell writes about her father, Donal Bell, on the eve of Palliative Care Week 2018.
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The founder of a company that specialises in finding mothers flexible employment describes what she’s discovered about this topic through her work.
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# opinion - Saturday 8 September, 2018
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) affects the eyesight – and Christine O’Flynn writes about the fright of discovering she had AMD, but how she’s learned to deal with it.
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Green Party Councillor Claire Byrne knows all about trying to keep festival sites clean – and says we need to stop seeing tents as disposable, and look at what we can do to clean up after ourselves.
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If you really want a slice of raw goodness, Michael Kelly has just the recipe, but he is warming up this autumn to the comfort of hot dishes.
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# opinion - Friday 7 September, 2018
Philip Connaughton is a carer – along with members of his family – for his mother. Now he’s exploring their changed relationship in a new show as part of the Dublin Fringe Festival.
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# opinion - 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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The Cardiff midfielder was a conspicuous absence from the Boys in Green’s latest squad amid speculation that he may never play for his country again.
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# opinion - Wednesday 5 September, 2018
Simon Foy examines politics in the era of Donald Trump, taking in fake news, allegations about Jeremy Corbyn, and the behaviour of Boris Johnson.
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# opinion - Tuesday 4 September, 2018
Sex workers exist, there is no sign of them disappearing, and they deserve the same rights as other workers, writes Danny Rigg.
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# opinion - Monday 3 September, 2018
The desire to protect and care for your child is indescribable, writes Eric Nolan. And that means doing your best to keep them safe.
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# opinion - Sunday 2 September, 2018
Consultant paediatrician John Fitzsimons writes about his experiences with measles, and why it’s important to vaccinate.
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‘Being in business means paying taxes on earnings’, writes Barry Flanagan.
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# opinion - Saturday 1 September, 2018
Dr Des Cox writes about the impact that social smoking has on your health, and why people need to quit smoking altogether.
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# opinion - Friday 31 August, 2018
Minister Josepha Madigan writes about how she is inspired by Ifra Ahmed and her fight against FGM in Ireland.
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# opinion - Thursday 30 August, 2018
Journalist Joe O’Shea delved into the world of Ireland’s rich list for a two-part programme due to air this week.
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# opinion - Wednesday 29 August, 2018
Fine Gael’s week dedicated to green issues came across as dated and out-of-touch, writes Jonathan Victory.
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# opinion - Tuesday 28 August, 2018
Amy Bracken looks at the bombing of Campile on 26 August 1940, one of the less-remembered bombings of Éire during the Second World War.
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