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Everyone opposes the Troubles legacy Bill but the Conservatives may get away with it

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Opinion
Why would girls study Stem if they have no career path afterwards?
By Pat O'Connor
Why would girls study Stem if they have no career path afterwards?
Opinion
The agenda set by the repeal vote has still to be delivered
By Orla O’Connor
The agenda set by the repeal vote has still to be delivered
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Finn McRedmond: Rubbing calorie counts in diners’ faces is going too far
By Finn McRedmond
Finn McRedmond: Rubbing calorie counts in diners’ faces is going too far
Opinion
Liz Truss: The problems of the Northern Ireland protocol are baked into the text
By Liz Truss
Liz Truss: The problems of the Northern Ireland protocol are baked into the text

Letters

Russia’s war against Ukraine endangers global food security


Deadly pattern of school shootings in US


Neutrality and military alliances


Dervla Murphy and Margaret Thatcher


NI protocol and trade


State is failing children with special needs


Southern Discomfort
An Irish Diary
Southern Discomfort
By Frank McNally

Editorials

The Irish Times view on gardaí and facial recognition technology: scepticism is warranted
The Irish Times view on the monkeybox outbreak: serious but containable
The Irish Times view on Boris Johnson: an uncertain future
The Irish Times view on the Texas school murders: America’s cycle of preventable death
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