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David W Higgins: No, we’re not on the cusp of WWIII, but that doesn’t mean I’d rule out the possibility of ration cards
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John Downing: Ireland in a bind as to who we are ‘neutral for’ after US strikes on Iran
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Ksenia Samotiy: Fatherhood and fathers have changed, but we still don’t know what to do with them
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Sinéad Ryan: In the dark depths of the 80s, Lord Henry Mount Charles put on the greatest gig I’ve ever seen

Joshua Yang: Does return of pilgrims to Tibet signal a thaw in China-India relations?
Mon 23 Jun 2025 at 06:30
Jenny Maguire: Moral panic over Sabrina Carpenter’s racy album artwork distracts from real issues facing women
Mon 23 Jun 2025 at 06:30
Fionnán Sheahan: Making Child Benefit untouchable hasn’t benefited children in the best way possible
Mon 23 Jun 2025 at 06:30
Ciara Kelly: Since getting my hips done, I’ve somehow become a gym bunny. A direct debit and a drawer full of crop tops could happen to you too!
Mon 23 Jun 2025 at 06:30
Sam McBride: Gerry Adams and I are victims of the same surreal injustice… and it’s coming for more of you
Sun 22 Jun 2025 at 16:20
Shane Ross: Bankers are lucky this is our most right-wing government ever
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Conor Skehan: As schools empty for summer, let’s salute the miracles they perform every day
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Mary Regan: Government’s promises on building houses and disability services are set up to fail
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Sat 21 Jun 2025 at 03:30

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David W Higgins: No, we’re not on the cusp of WWIII, but that doesn’t mean I’d rule out the possibility of ration cards

John Downing: Ireland in a bind as to who we are ‘neutral for’ after US strikes on Iran

Ksenia Samotiy: Fatherhood and fathers have changed, but we still don’t know what to do with them

Sinéad Ryan: In the dark depths of the 80s, Lord Henry Mount Charles put on the greatest gig I’ve ever seen

Joshua Yang: Does return of pilgrims to Tibet signal a thaw in China-India relations?

Jenny Maguire: Moral panic over Sabrina Carpenter’s racy album artwork distracts from real issues facing women

Fionnán Sheahan: Making Child Benefit untouchable hasn’t benefited children in the best way possible

Ciara Kelly: Since getting my hips done, I’ve somehow become a gym bunny. A direct debit and a drawer full of crop tops could happen to you too!

Sam McBride: Gerry Adams and I are victims of the same surreal injustice… and it’s coming for more of you

Shane Ross: Bankers are lucky this is our most right-wing government ever

Máiría Cahill: After last week’s EuroMillions win, I’d like to say hi to all my long-lost cousins in Cork

Conor Skehan: As schools empty for summer, let’s salute the miracles they perform every day

Mary Regan: Government’s promises on building houses and disability services are set up to fail

Patrick Lawlor: Yes, we still do Pride in 2025 – and one of the main reasons is to conquer the societally imposed shame carried within

John Downing: After 11 die in school massacre, Austria’s liberal gun policy is no more

Mary McCarthy: It might sound gross, but here’s why I buy second-hand undies

Sarah Carey: The future of Irish farming is in our hands, but we must do something now to ensure it survives

Kathy Donaghy: Seaside trysts, spandex and towel-drying: Top 10 beach-etiquette no-nos for summer ’25

Home Truths: Upper-floor twilight zones with potential for tens of thousands of homes continue to rot in a housing crisis

Arash Azizi: Why Israeli hope of Iran regime change is a dangerous fantasy

Fionola Meredith: Kneecap’s Mo Chara faces terror charge over a flag, but shouldn’t half of Northern Ireland be in the dock based on that logic?

John Mulligan: Reaction to Michael Carey case highlights Ireland’s failure to take corporate standards seriously

Donal Fallon: George Bernard Shaw would surely have been puzzled by bank’s tribute to its favourite socialist

Frank Coughlan: Europe should neither bow nor bend to bully boy Donald Trump

Mackenzie Knight-Boyle: Only one American can start a nuclear war – That’s President Trump

Catherine Prasifka: The internet is dead, and we’re haunted by the ghosts of bots

Kneecap are pulling the oldest punk trick in the book: offending people – and it has worked

Sophie White: My Primavera experience proved gender balance in festival line-ups is not just fair, but way, way more fun

Mary Kenny: Ed Sheeran’s nuanced take on Irish-British relations is more compelling than Kneecap’s antics

Oliver Callan: Apart from the poverty, Mafia and dodgy drivers, Italy is very close to perfection

Allison Morris: Any hope that terror charges would silence Kneecap dashed by sea of supporters and press outside London courthouse

Ian O’Doherty: Mam and Dad – the EU and US – are arguing again, and we are the fearful child torn between the two

Sinéad Ryan: Sorry, Jimmy Choo, but I’m finally ditching high heels for good

Máire Treasa Ní Cheallaigh: Skin cancer rates are alarming, so why is sunscreen still taxed as a luxury product?

Saoirse Hanley: I’ve worked behind the scenes at dozens of traditional weddings and here’s what I’d do differently when planning one

John Bowden: MAGA rift over Iran blitz could be a major threat to Trump

Sean O’Grady: Israel’s attack is risky, but so far not a trigger for WWIII

Ksenia Samotiy: I always thought exercise wasn’t for me, and then I found a surprising new hobby that I love

Fionnán Sheahan: The a la carte approach to neutrality is just another form of typical nimbyism

Ruth Medjber: Travelling as a vegan means dinner is a roll of the dice – but there are hidden gems

Ciara Kelly: The Government’s outrage at disinformation is a bit rich if we recall its pre-election housing figures or lockdown tactics

Louise McSharry: We all agree downtime matters, so why don’t we show some commitment to it?

Eoin Ó Broin: State’s ill-conceived reforms to Rent Pressure Zones put corporate profit before human need

Declan Lynch: With the tanks rolling down Pennsylvania Avenue, who’ll rain on Donald Trump’s parade?

Cormac Bourke: 100,000 thank yous and the paradox of a wall that brought us closer to readers

Sarah Carey: If we want young people to vote, we need to find out exactly what is stopping them

Miriam O'Callaghan: For-profit nursing homes have one thing at the core of their ethos, and your care isn’t it

Richard Curran: As the billions flow into defence, are we slowly being conditioned for war?

Barry Andrews: What we need from the next president and why I won’t be running for the Áras

John Downing: Why EU-UK deal on Gibraltar is also good news for Ireland

Marc Champion: Benjamin Netanyahu’s big gamble risks Iran building nuclear bomb more quickly

Home truths: Ideological seesaw on housing shifts again as Government tries to woo big funds back

The Greta Thunberg enigma: A digital Joan of Arc or useful mascot?

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