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Laura Slattery Laura Slattery - Journalist

Facebook hate speech should have advertisers running

David Adams David Adams -

It’s a dog’s life – but not for our Walter

Karlin Lillington Karlin Lillington - Technology Journalist

Release of more data is a good thing for citizens

Frank McNally Frank McNally -

Dancing at the traffic lights

Vincent Browne Vincent Browne -

Government zealously protects the wealthy in Ireland’s Wild West tax haven

Miriam Lord Miriam Lord -

Shatter gets through the gap and away

Martin Wolf Martin Wolf -

Eight ways to tackle climate change

Jennifer O'Connell Jennifer O'Connell -

Enough of the fuzzy euphemisms. It’s time for a grown-up conversation about breast cancer

Fintan O'Toole Fintan O'Toole - Literary Editor

Emigration story by far the most important of modern Ireland

Michael Harding Michael Harding -

The only thing I have to say about sexual morality is this . . .

Francess McDonnell Francess McDonnell -

Belfast Briefing: Capitalising on North’s rich heritage in the agri-food sector

Padraig O'Morain Padraig O'Morain -

That’s Men: If only we could find a way not to burst each other’s balloons

Tony Bates Tony Bates -

A Year of Living Mindfully: Next to parenting, teaching is the most important gift we give our children

Muiris Houston Muiris Houston -

Medical Matters: We need a calm approach to breakthrough for treatment of patients with chronic low-back pain

Lara Marlowe Lara Marlowe - Paris Correspondent

Vigilante’ editor seeks out corruption and abuse in French political and financial life

Ann Marie Hourihane Ann Marie Hourihane -

Everything is very far from rosy in the garden

Lucy Kellaway Lucy Kellaway -

A meeting is still a meeting no matter how obscure the title

Maureen Dowd Maureen Dowd -

Under-fire Obama should drop the wistful, petulant approach

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John McManus John McManus - Business Editor

Simplistic debate on IFSC does no one any favours

Breda O'Brien Breda O'Brien -

Needs of children trumped by politics and economics

Noel Whelan Noel Whelan -

Cabinet allowed Seanad reform Bill to advance because it had little choice

Simon Carswell Simon Carswell - Washington Correspondent

All that jazz: grave of F Scott Fitzgerald recalls the life less ordinary

Patrick Smyth Patrick Smyth - Foreign Policy Editor

Political abuse of charity status rife in US

Stephen Collins Stephen Collins - Political Editor

Enda Kenny’s political reputation at stake in abortion legislation’s safe passage

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Shane Hegarty Shane Hegarty -

Check out this brilliant technology. It’s called a ‘book’

John Waters John Waters -

Men’s place in society ignored in renewed media focus on suicide

Donald Clarke Donald Clarke - Chief Film Correspondent

Gatsby’s last-gasp review blackout

Dan O'Brien Dan O'Brien - Economics Editor

Too little credit or too few entrepreneurs?