Thousands march against Donald Trump in Dublin
By Olivia Lynott Thousands gathered at a rally against Donald Trump as the U.S president’s visit to Ireland entered its
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Losing my father to suicide has left me with questions that’ll never be answered but I have never lost hope
By Jennifer Betts Suicide is not a dirty word, nor is it an unlawful act. It comes at the end
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Beer fest is the best – don’t miss out as event ends tonight!
If you’re a fan of craft beer and want to indulge in some sumptuous food treats, the Alltech Craft Brews
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Don’t underestimate the power of creative arts in troubled times.
By Barry Lord @Bazneto Has it really been twelve months since we said slan to 2016? It was a year
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Kiss goodbye to commercial Christmas this year
By Joyce Rubotham @seoighee Imagine you don’t know what Christmas is, you’ve never heard of it – Would you recognise it from
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Gaza child named Eileen in tribute to Ireland and the Irish ‘family’ she’s never met
By Laura Lynott A granddad is dreaming of a Christmas wish – that he might finally meet a little girl
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Left or right, not right or wrong. This is the world in 2017
By Barry Lord @bazneto Welcome to the world in 2017. In this place of intense social and political division, the lines
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Embracing the “I”in Individuality
By Caitriona McMahon Individuality is something I started to discover as early as 7-years-old and it’s something I now cherish.
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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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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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