# column - Sunday 3 October, 2021
# Direct Provision
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# Direct Provision
Asylum seekers with disabilities in Direct Provision must be afforded equal rights when compared to people with disabilities outside Direct Provision, Keelin Barry writes.
# column - Sunday 26 September, 2021
# Opinion
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# Opinion
The end of Direct Provision by December 2024 is doubtful as more than 4000 asylum seekers await their claims to be assesed, writes Bulelani Mfaco.
# column - Monday 13 September, 2021
# Opinion
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# Opinion
‘I am concerned for my colleagues and all the women with an interest in politics that may look at this and think, why would I bother?’
# column - Tuesday 7 September, 2021
# Engage
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# Engage
More mythical material gives us more stars to aim at, writes Jack Fennell.
# column - Saturday 4 September, 2021
# Newgrange
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# Newgrange
Anthony Murphy outlines how the ancient dwellers built clever structures to work in harmony with the cosmos.
# column - Tuesday 24 August, 2021
# The Good Information Project
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# The Good Information Project
Ireland has played a real part in the advancement of space science and technology in Europe, and there are more opportunities out there, writes Leo Enright.
# column - Saturday 7 August, 2021
# Voices
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# Voices
Perceptions of safety are a significant factor in women’s travel choices, so we need to create a better environment, writes Rachel Cahill.
# column - Thursday 5 August, 2021
# Opinion
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# Opinion
‘Ask your Ma for help’ is not a good public policy for childcare in Ireland, writes Liz Carolan.
# column - Tuesday 3 August, 2021
# Opinion
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# Opinion
There’s a clear economic interest in the State allowing the resumption of economically productive indoor activities, writes Dr Donal Coffey.
# Column
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# Column
Minister of State for Agriculture Pippa Hackett writes that the future for farming in Ireland should see increased incomes and decreased emissions.
# column - Sunday 25 July, 2021
# Opinion
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# Opinion
Legislation to underpin individual accountability in the financial sector must be published without delay, writes the Sinn Féin TD.
# column - Tuesday 20 July, 2021
# Opinion
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# Opinion
Everyone should have the right to a living wage, job security and decent work conditions, writes Victor Duggan.
# column - Tuesday 13 July, 2021
# Opinion Polls
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# Opinion Polls
While elected representatives in Ireland have previously sought to censor public opinion polls, they do so under a paternalistic presumption that the public is incapable of adequately deciphering the information, writes Dr Kevin Cunningham.
# column - Sunday 4 July, 2021
# The Good Information Project
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# The Good Information Project
Property programmes thrive in societies where home ownership is the most valued and celebrated housing ideology, writes Emmett Scanlon.
# column - Saturday 3 July, 2021
# By-election
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# By-election
Our column ist looks at the ‘could have beens’ and the ‘just mights’ ahead of next week’s vote.
# The Good Information Project
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# The Good Information Project
Building social housing means building homes, writes Dean Van Nguyen.
# column - Saturday 19 June, 2021
# Mica Protests
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# Mica Protests
The Donegal diaspora in the US is mobilising in support of homeowners seeking compensation for mica damage to their homes.
# column - Sunday 13 June, 2021
# Opinion
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# Opinion
“Our political class have forgotten that housing is a right and not simply an opportunity to redistribute money upwards to the wealthy,” writes Mark O’Halloran.
# column - Saturday 5 June, 2021
# Opinion
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# Opinion
Our column ist sounds out the potential GOP field.
# Wushu
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# Wushu
Maynooth University lecturer Dr Lu Zhouxiang explains how martial arts have been a bridge from China to other countries around the world.
# column - Sunday 23 May, 2021
# Opinion
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# Opinion
Our column ist looks at the might of US policy when it comes to Israel and asks if things are changing.
# column - Thursday 20 May, 2021
# Column
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# Column
Teacher Dearbhla Crosse says the new teachings for Catholic primary schools from the Irish Bishops Conference is not in line with latest research.
# column - Monday 17 May, 2021
# Northern Ireland
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# Northern Ireland
The former BBC correspondent and author says new DUP leader Edwin Poots’ hands may not be as strong on the big issues.
# column - Wednesday 5 May, 2021
# Opinion
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# Opinion
The great political challenge of the pandemic is fixing workplaces to be better than they are, writes Michael Taft.
# column - Sunday 2 May, 2021
# Harassment Of Politicians
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# Harassment Of Politicians
The Fianna Fáil TD for Galway East describes the highs and worrying lows of life as a woman in Irish politics.
# column - Sunday 25 April, 2021
# Column
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# Column
Our column ist takes a look at the first stages of the Biden and Harris administration.
# column - Wednesday 21 April, 2021
# George Floyd
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# George Floyd
US scholars analyse the guilty verdicts handed down to former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in the 2020 murder of George Floyd.
# column - Monday 19 April, 2021
# Opinion
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# Opinion
The Fine Gael TD and lawyer says lack of social supports during Covid means many relationships are feeling the pressure.
# column - Thursday 15 April, 2021
# Column
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# Column
Our column ist shares her love of the cinema and laments the impact of lockdown and streaming on the whole experience
# column - Wednesday 7 April, 2021
# FRONTLINE WORKERS
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# FRONTLINE WORKERS
Johnny Moran of Trauma Response Network Ireland outlines the key signs of trauma burnout in essential workers.
# column - Wednesday 31 March, 2021
# Column
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# Column
On International Transgender Day of Visibility, our column ist highlights how vital that increased visibility is for trans kids.
# column - Saturday 27 March, 2021
# Saturday Serving
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# Saturday Serving
Pastry chef Shane Smith shares some delicious sweet recipes ahead of Easter weekend.
# column - Thursday 25 March, 2021
# Environment
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# Environment
Political commentator Dermot Ryan says the Green Party has been distracted by petty internal squabbling this week, at a critical time in its history.
# column - Wednesday 17 March, 2021
# Holiday Fare
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# Holiday Fare
Caitlin Lopes, pastry chef at the Grand Central Hotel in Belfast shares some delicious sweet treat recipes.
# column - Monday 15 March, 2021
# Human Rights
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# Human Rights
UNICEF’s Ettie Higgins and Claire McKeever share the stories of many refugees displaced by the war in Syria, ten years on.
# column - Thursday 11 March, 2021
# Safety
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# Safety
Our reader shares two terrifying experiences walking home in Dublin and London and asks if we are doing enough to free women from this fear.
# column - Wednesday 10 March, 2021
# Column
# Column
Johnny Ward sets the scene ahead of a Festival like no other.
# International Women's Day
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# International Women's Day
In the week when we celebrated International Women’s Day, the Social Democrats TD says we should settle for nothing less than equal pay for equal work.
# column - Sunday 7 March, 2021
# Column
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# Column
Amid vaccine optimism, Biden’s tone of caution is not mirrored by the actions of a number of state governors, writes Larry Donnelly.
# column - Saturday 6 March, 2021
# International Women's Day
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# International Women's Day
Ahead of International Women’s Day, Kathy Scott of the Trailblazery walks the road with Irish women and celebrates their spirit.
