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Having a drink problem makes Dry January easy peasy
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Suzanne Harrington
Do not dare blame autism for Musk salute - it is neo-Nazism on the world stage
26.01.2025
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Suzanne Harrington
The Handmaid's Tale is happening now, today
20.01.2025
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Suzanne Harrington
We survived the snow — meanwhile, my child is sleeping with snakes and scorpions
12.01.2025
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Suzanne Harrington
The good, the bad, and the ugly of the last year
29.12.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
How did we raise such sensible, sophisticated kids?
22.12.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
I'm being driven mad trying to figure out the logistics of Christmas presents
15.12.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
How to make Colm O'Gorman's delicious Ssamjang chicken parcels
13.12.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
All butch on Brighton beach — but when I come home to Ireland, I'll be wearing a dry robe
25.11.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
Kneecap are Irishness come full circle — owning it, laughing at it, at themselves, at Britain
16.11.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
Voting Trump in is like the handmaids voting for Gilead
11.11.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
Mindful avoidance is the only way I'm getting through the US election
03.11.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
Trump comes from a cauldron of masculinity so toxic it glows in the dark
27.10.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
Were the 1990s really better, or are we just romanticising the past?
13.10.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
I find myself agreeing with Michael O'Leary about alcohol on planes
29.09.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
Smartphones are like neural heroin for teenagers
23.09.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
It's spider romance season — bad news for arachnophobes like me
08.09.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
Forget 'heritage acts' new music is where it's at
02.09.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
In the middle of a French heatwave I needed a whole new vocab
18.08.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
Watching talented people excel in their field is a thing of such joy
11.08.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
Between budget airlines and staycationing, there's a third way - slow travel
04.08.2024
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Suzanne Harrington
Kamala Harris is Trump's worst nightmare
28.07.2024
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