Shefflin gets a big reality check as Galway collapse against the Dubs

Inside Track with John McIntyre THE most troubling aspect of the turkey shoot at Parnell Park on Sunday was that Dublin could have won by 25 points...

John Mcintyre

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Opinion: Supervised drug injecting in Ireland – 10 years of advocacy, legislation and delays

IT HAS BEEN a decade since a supervised facility for people to inject drugs less harmfully was first proposed for Dublin. It has been almost five...

Tony Duffin & Eugene Mccann

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It’s those little things that always get you in the end

World of Politics with Harry McGee Albert Reynolds’ greatest legacy to the language of politics was his philosophical reflection on the sudden end...

Harry Mcgee

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Stay young by making sure you don’t let the old man in!

A Different View with Dave O’Connell Clint Eastwood is 91 years old, and he’s been acting since 1955. He’s been directing for half a century...

Dave Oconnell

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Don’t rush to judgment about what kind of person you are

Padraig Omorain

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Bog beats beach. Drizzle 1, Sizzle 0 - is GAA winning battle with AFL?

Tommy Martin

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Air pollution may not kill you off, but it may well reduce your life expectancy

Michael Moynihan

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Newton Emerson: Welcome to the North – the gateway to Ireland

Newton Emerson

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Is our open-arms policy on data centres coming back to bite us?

Karlin Lillington

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I think ‘hopeful pessimists’ have better lives than optimists – but I’m not positive

Joe Humphreys

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Ideas in philosophy on human extinction are toxic seeds that must be dealt with

William Reville

4

Double-jobbing gift turned out a poisoned chalice

The crucial question about the reintroduction of double jobbing is to what extent the government and the DUP have planned it for the convenience of...

Newton Emerson

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The beginning of the end of violence against women

Amongst the prayers of the faithful at the requiem mass for Ashling Murphy was a plea that “the many vigils that took place in memory of Ashling...

Patricia Mac Bride

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A sense of history, a sense of place: that’s Seán Ó Riada’s legacy

IN Ballyvourney last Friday, dhein me omos do beirt. Whenever I hear the Coolea Choir in full voice singing Mo Ghiolla Mear, the images of Donal O...

John Arnold

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Positive: My Covid symptoms were far from mild

IT’S mild, just like a slight cold, they said. Sure, you’ve had the booster, you’ll be grand, they said. Then why, oh why, do I still feel like...

Nicola Depuis

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Róisín Ingle: Here’s the thing about harmless, sexist fun

Róisín Ingle

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Recalling the Irish suffragette who was one of Gandhi’s trusted allies

Clodagh Finn

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Crunch time looms in deepening battle for Tolka Park

John Fallon

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Kathy Sheridan: Misogyny is the soup in which boys are raised

Kathy Sheridan

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Opinion: As millions in Afghanistan face starvation - the world must not look away

TEMPERATURES HAVE DROPPED into minus figures in Kabul in recent days. For most of us in Ireland, it’s almost impossible to imagine a night of...

Rosamond Bennett

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100 years on, unionists remain powerless pawns of British government

The real historic centenary event took place in Dublin Castle on Sunday when the Irish government celebrated the formal handover of the castle by...

Brian Feeney

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Why being over-sensitive about weight is a futile losing game...

THOSE of us who struggle with our weight get a kind of dopamine hit when, at one of those weight loss sessions, our weekly weigh-in reveals serious...