U-turns and dirty tricks in the British General Election
The Tories really did think they would surge to the winning line and leave Labour in their wake once more
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Month: May 2017
When anxiety turns a peaceful Sunday roast into a living nightmare
By Caitriona McMahon @Caitriona_Mac I’m going to start by saying I just wanted to cook a
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Tragedy of Chris Cornell proves the ‘black dog’ of depression doesn’t discriminate.
By Barry Lord Say what you will about depression, at least it’s an equal opportunist – it doesn’t care if
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Help end bigotry with anti-racism Trad music campaign
By Donal McKendry Protest has been at the centre of Irish traditional folk music for generations. Our rich folk traditions
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Talos is one of Ireland’s best kept musical secrets
By Noel Atcheson Eoin French, aka Talos, has developed a reputation as perhaps one of Ireland’s best-kept musical secrets. A
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Does whistle-blower deserve better than a cold shoulder?
By Barry Lord Who is Jonathan Sugarman? It’s likely you may not know, but that could be about to change.
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Make mental health a priority all year round not just May
By Caitriona McMahon So many remarkable campaigns have taken place so far in May to highlight mental health and suicide
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