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Thousands take part in first Dublin Pride parade in three years as message of defiance and protest remains

‘We have a lot to do yet. We cannot become complacent,’ Taoiseach tells crowd in city’s Merrion Square

Thinking Anew: The populist understanding of freedom is not freedom at all

A tsunami of anger and bitterness is so evident all over the world today

Senior HSE officials warned of need to pare back Covid-19 spending due to cost pressures

Pandemic spending should be at the ‘lowest level that is clinically justified’, chief executive, Paul Reid tells hospital chief executives and other management in letter

The resilient Irish: ‘In the last 10-15 years we have been through an economic crisis, a pandemic and now an inflationary crisis’

Pollster predicts ‘age of the hyper-thrifty consumer may soon be upon us’ as cost-of-living increases continue to bite

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Irish people are much better educated than 30 years ago, more worldly and as likely to be found in the local gym as the local pub

B&A study makes clear there has been a steady increase in the rate of obesity in Ireland over the last three decades

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