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How does abandoning the triple lock make the people of Ireland safer?
Removing requirement for UN mandate weakens a safeguard against participation in conflicts whose consequences we cannot control
Public service retention crisis
Columnists are clinging to a romanticised fiction of inflated pay, golden pensions and cushy working conditions
Women need to be supported from a young age to express their right to bodily autonomy
Ireland has a shameful history of child abuse and abuse of women perpetrated by family members and people in positions of power
A rational solution to ballooning healthcare budgets has been talked about for 10 years
A transition to a money-follows-the patient system of funding is long overdue
Zionism and supporting Palestine
The repetition of history Fintan O’Toole fears has already occurred
Dear southerners, Ireland does not stop just outside Derry or Dundalk
Ronan McGreevy suggests nationalists ask what the South could have done differently but that would be futile
Take it from a proud 2CV owner, it’s the little things ...
I am delighted to read Citroen plans to start rebuilding its iconic car
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Henry VIII was reason for Annals of Inisfallen finding their way to Britain
We must not forget that valuable British manuscripts have found their way here, too
Smaller cars a simple solution to congestion issues
No need for large SUVs and crossovers in our cities
Running the rule over new changes to Gaelic football rules
Perhaps we could keep the old ways to reduce the confusion
Mission to Mars poses a pressing question for Ireland
National children's hospital costs are similarly out of this world
Abolishing ‘ridiculous’ triple lock is right step forward for our country
It gives world powers a veto over Irish military deployments
If you think legal aid is expensive, wait until you hear how costly the alternative is
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan needs to reach agreement with solicitors to end industrial action
Children are entitled to their own boundaries, which deserve respect
Adults must get real about children’s rights, particularly those adults responsible for child protection
Automatic annual pay increments for the public sector are a myth
If not for public sector pay agreements, may workers would suffer serious erosion of their standard of living
Budget was missed opportunity to provide disabled people with meaningful help
Cost of disability payment falls way short of what is needed and cannot be claimed by those who work
Regulation of food industry is needed to tackle obesity
Drugs like Mounjaro are not the only solution to problem
Forgotten pension levies
Private sector pensions faced a controversial emergency 0.6-0.75% pension levy from 2011 to 2015
Micheál Martin was unwise to call Sinn Féin Nazi sympathisers
Fianna Fáil founder Éamon de Valera infamously conveyed his condolences on the death of Hitler
Anti-Semitism is serious enough without conflating it with legitimate criticism
Israel is a democracy that claims western values, and so invites the standard that it professes
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