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    Column: 'Innovation should be encouraged, but not to just benefit oligarchic trillionaires'
    Ciarán Casey
    Dog behaviourist: You can learn to speak cat - here are some tips
    Suzi Walsh
    Money Diaries: A financial consultant on €50K living in Leinster
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    Physios: Incontinence, piles and painful sex - issues new mothers face that no one talks about
    Eimear Lynch and Aoife Harvey
    Analysis: The Canadian wildfires are a wakeup call for Ireland on our climate commitments
    Dr Seána Glennon
    Parenting: No more school lunches to be made? Praise be!
    Margaret Lynch
    Surrealing in the Years: RTÉ's existential crisis has united the nation like little else
    Carl Kinsella
    Aoife Martin: Reflections on Pride 2023 - it really is for everybody
    Aoife Martin
    Simon McGarr: This is not RTÉ's first scandal - the broadcaster was at the heart of one in 1967
    Simon McGarr
    Opinion: As Lewis Capaldi pulls back, he cuts through an unspoken form of ableism
    Niamh Jimenez
    Analysis: If RTÉ is to survive this scandal it must focus on public-interest only from now on
    Dr Eileen Culloty
    Donnacha Ó Beacháin: The insurrection has done Putin irreparable damage - what happens now?
    Donnacha Ó Beacháin
    Reinhard Schaler: Ten years on from my son's accident, he continues to be an inspiration
    Reinhard Schaler
    Ivana Bacik: 'It is an injustice that children of same-sex couples are being denied rights'
    Ivana Bacik
    Opinion: How many data centres is enough for Ireland - when will we call a halt?
    Jennifer Whitmore
    Money Diaries: A 26-year-old software engineer on £75K living in London
    TheJournal.ie reader
    Dr Chris Luke: Knives are lethal weapons - we must not sleepwalk into a rise in their use
    Dr Chris Luke
    Peter Flanagan is on holidays: 'Put Tramore and Stoneybatter in a blender and you get Margate'
    Peter Flanagan
    Surrealing in the Years: Between subs, Tubs and consultative forums, who knows where to look?
    Carl Kinsella
    Excerpt: 'My mother had the babies before marriage - I understand this was the ultimate taboo'
    Noelle McCarthy
    Larry Donnelly: One man in the pub wore a T-shirt that read 'Trump 2024 - no more bullshit'
    Larry Donnelly
    Dr Edward Burke: 'We may cherish our neutrality but we cannot ignore the changing world'
    Dr Edward Burke
    Gill Perdue: From Cagney and Lacey to Bad Sisters, strong female characters are a joy to watch
    Gill Perdue
    Aoife Barry: 'I can't believe I fell for the idea that to age is to diminish'
    Aoife Barry
    Opinion: Ireland’s Occupied Territories Bill must not be forgotten - it needs to be enacted now
    David Clinch
    Tom Clonan: Joining NATO doesn't benefit Ireland, but that doesn't excuse poor defence spending
    Tom Clonan
    Money Diaries: A civil engineer and farmer on €75K living in Leinster
    TheJournal.ie reader
    Surrealing in the Years: Maybe the time for political stunts is now
    Carl Kinsella
    Jim O'Callaghan: 'The possession of knives has become normalised - this needs to be reversed'
    Jim O'Callaghan
    Analysis: 'On average, men are much more likely to engage in self-promotion than women'
    Dr Emma Howard
    Lynn Ruane: 'Christy, you inspired me to live longer, love deeper and fight harder'
    Lynn Ruane
    Opinion: Deflating SUV tyres is not welcome, but make no mistake - these vehicles are the worst
    Sadhbh O' Neill
    Analysis: In Europe, Ireland is an outlier when it comes to climate action
    Emma DeSouza
    Opinion: It's important that healthcare staff support the proposed ban on conversion practices
    Dr Suzanne Crowe
    Opinion: When it comes to news trust, AI presents both opportunities and risks
    Dr Kirsty Park
    John Gibbons: Insects are in big trouble and that's bad news for birds and amphibians too
    John Gibbons
    Opinion: The Hate Offences Bill is far from anti-democratic - it's a mark of a civilised society
    Adam Long
    My remote work: 'I traded my two-hour London commute for Donegal and never looked back'
    Brema Berkery and Siobhan McKenna
    Money Diaries: A manager at an NGO on €53K living in Dublin
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    Opinion: Climate change affects children as well - here are some ways you can help them cope
    Dr Michelle Cowley-Cunningham
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