Voices / Opinion
Opinion
fright night
After the bang: The hidden cost of Halloween fireworks to pets and wildlife
Suzi Walsh
2 hrs ago
306
Opinion
financial analyst
Why cash is still king: The Revolut outage showed that going fully cashless can be tricky
Nick Charalambous
9 hrs ago
118
Column
Stars and Swipes
Could Islamophobia cost Abdul El-Sayed the race for the US Senate?
Marion McKeone
13 hrs ago
89
Tuesday
20 Oct
Column
social cohesion
The rewards of the public sector strikes go far beyond the workers
Kelly Earley
20 Oct
36
Monday
19 Oct
Opinion
Unrest in france
As French protests escalate into riots, they may prove a gift for the right's Marine Le Pen
Peter McPhee
19 Oct
7
Column
RAISING THEM RIGHT
Like Anne Hathaway, I find it hard to turn off 'mum mode', even when not parenting
Niamh O'Reilly
19 Oct
6
Sunday
18 Oct
Opinion
falling off the agenda
If Dublin wants to be a city for everyone, it must tackle homelessness
Catherine Kenny
18 Oct
6
Saturday
17 Oct
Opinion
Food Literacy Strategy
Food is fundamental, so why isn't food literacy a national priority?
Claire Mac Evilly
17 Oct
5
Friday
16 Oct
Series
Nobody Needs This
Christmas in October? Ah here, you're having a laugh
Emer McLysaght
16 Oct
3
Thursday
15 Oct
Series
politics by numbers
The €105bn budget problem: It took six months to set the rules, and eight days to break them
Gavan Reilly
15 Oct
3
Wednesday
14 Oct
Opinion
Architecture
Dublin is living, but a city is more than just its buildings
Emmett Scanlon
14 Oct
3
Column
SouthWestEnders innit
The royal family have become Britain's biggest soap opera
Lise Hand
14 Oct
5
Series
Christmas
Who needs a spice bag when you've Christmas chips up north?
Patrick Hanlon
14 Oct
4
Tuesday
13 Oct
Column
Stars and Swipes
The Social Reckoning: The tech bros are having a Hollywood moment, and they’re not enjoying it
Marion McKeone
13 Oct
3
Opinion
wednesday strike
‘We are the ordinary people’: A teacher on why she's taking a stand in the strike
Ciara Reilly
13 Oct
4
Column
mass surveillance
We’re not just being watched any more. We’re paying for the privilege
Kelly Earley
13 Oct
3
Monday
12 Oct
Opinion
irish pop culture
The Traitors Ireland Páraic Kerrigan shares an extract from his new book, Pop Culchie
Páraic Kerrigan
12 Oct
4
Opinion
Analysis
Drumcree: How one decision reopened old wounds and raised the stakes
Brian Rowan
12 Oct
3
Column
RAISING THEM RIGHT
Vogue Williams is right, can we please stop telling new parents to enjoy every single minute?
Niamh O'Reilly
12 Oct
1
Sunday
11 Oct
Opinion
animal welfare ireland
Why is the government keeping the greyhound industry on life support with taxpayers' money?
Jennifer Whitmore
11 Oct
1
Opinion
psoriatic arthritis
Arthritis doesn’t just affect your joints. It can take over your whole life
Stephen Bender
11 Oct
1
Opinion
children of war
Child marriage in Gaza: 'Before the war, we wanted our daughters to study, now everything has changed'
Hana Salah
11 Oct
3
Saturday
10 Oct
Opinion
a pain free life
The physio is in: You've got back pain, but do you really need an MRI?
Stephen O'Rourke
10 Oct
1
Friday
9 Oct
Opinion
botched execution
A botched execution should not distract us from the real horror of the death penalty
Dr Suzanne Crowe
9 Oct
1
Opinion
new irish books
Hedgehogs in Irish folklore: The little creatures that 'stole apples' and 'predicted the weather'
Niall Mac Coitir
9 Oct
1
Opinion
childcare supports
Affordable childcare is no solution if you can’t get a place. Budget 2027 missed that point
Orlagh Doyle
9 Oct
1
Thursday
8 Oct
Series
politics by numbers
€7.8 billion set aside for Ireland’s future in Budget 2027 means we're borrowing to save money
Gavan Reilly
8 Oct
0
Column
US politics
The Democrats have the midterms in their sights, but they need more than ‘Trump is terrible’
Larry Donnelly
8 Oct
0