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Breda O'Brien
Needs of children trumped by politics and economics
Noel Whelan
Cabinet allowed Seanad reform Bill to advance because it had little choice
Simon Carswell
All that jazz: grave of F Scott Fitzgerald recalls the life less ordinary
Patrick Smyth
Political abuse of charity status rife in US
Stephen Collins
Enda Kenny’s political reputation at stake in abortion legislation’s safe passage
Miriam Lord
Super Simon Coveney earns the plaudits for marathon talks on fishing deal
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Shane Hegarty
Check out this brilliant technology. It’s called a ‘book’
John Waters
Men’s place in society ignored in renewed media focus on suicide
Hilary Fannin
Seeing and not believing this May
Frank McNally
A literary digression
Brian Boyd
We don’t need no high-cost, high-brow, heavy metal education
Donald Clarke
Gatsby’s last-gasp review blackout
Dan O'Brien
Too little credit or too few entrepreneurs?
Suzanne Lynch
Financial crisis exposes EU’s credibility gap
William Reville
Amino acids and the beginning of life
Laura Slattery
Independence of Sunday titles at risk in seven-day trend
Karlin Lillington
Chris Hadfield’s use of social media made space seem less alien
Vincent Browne
In Kenny’s book the Constitution is king . . . not the church
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The ‘jilted generation’: Ireland has spared the old but robbed the young
Stem cell research requires legislation and guidelines
Could rejoining the UK be any worse than this?
A decisive moment for organ transplantation in the Republic
Harry McGee
Cá bhfuil ár bhFionn féin?
Jennifer O'Connell
Turning marriage-sceptic Merida into Celtic Barbie was not a brave move, Disney
Ciaran Hancock
Credit unions have nothing to fear from debt scheme
Martin Wolf
Market blinds us to dangers of climate change
Fintan O'Toole
Free GP care not a priority for austerity sadists
Michael Harding
I made a mental note to give up alcohol. Again
Paul Krugman
Brush aside talk of bubbles and get back to work
Padraig O'Morain
That’s Men: Enjoyment would be so much better if we could take the money out of it
Jacky Jones
Second Opinion: Boomerang children, cluttered nests and crowded houses
Tony Bates
A Year of Living Mindfully: Learning to live without a running commentary
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