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Housing policy questioned as homelessness rises again
Letter writer questions how a wealthy Ireland still struggles to house its citizens
Where’s the morality as petrol stations pump up prices?
Using shovels may lead to an answer
Lesser-spotted sun
A rare sighting of blue sky - is this worth reporting?
Humanitarian aid crisis and the Middle East
Human suffering across the region is mounting by the day
Funding crisis for secondary schools
The suggestion that schools are sitting on piles of cash is deeply offensive to those of us struggling to keep the lights on
Ireland is not powerless or voiceless on the world stage
Perhaps we have forgotten, or now take for granted, the tortuous route to peace on this island
Age Action urges Covid panel to rethink approach to care-home testimonies
Families say experiences during pandemic must be heard — and seen to be heard
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Local business pledges GAA support amid controversy over Allianz sponsorship
Family ties and community spirit drive continued support despite sponsorship controversy
Sinn Féin have forgotten a chapter in Irish history while calling for reduced Ukrainian supports
The party needs to develop grown up, logical and consistent positions on foreign policy to become a government alternative
Let’s be clear about the US-Israel attack on Iran
Precision bombing in areas of high population density is an inaccurate and cynical euphemism
Public transport has worse safety threats than pets
I have had to put up with some appalling behaviour on the part of children
Sidelining the humanities ‘a terrifying prospect’
'The aim of a university is a true enlargement of the mind'
GAA president should examine his own conscience over Allianz sponsorship
The arrogant dismissal of protesters by Jarlath Burns fails to recognise they are as much as part of the organisation as he is
Why protecting the river Shannon’s species matters
A reader’s perspective on biodiversity and human survival
Flood relief schemes not the solution
Just as factor 50 won’t stop climate change, we need a realistic solution
How sustainable are public finances in an AI world?
Proactive planning today can help ensure economic stability, fairness, and social cohesion tomorrow
Whither the World Cup?
One wonders if there will even be a World Cup, given the conflicts raging in the world
Voluntary contributions are essential for schools
Parents helping with fundraisers play a big part in keeping the doors open
Bill on pension rights for older people must be progressed through the Dáil
The current situation is unfair
Oil price increases
Suppliers are using the Middle East conflict as an excuse for ripping off households
US-Israel attack on Iran
Trump and Netanyahu deserve our eternal gratitude for their heroic efforts to avert nuclear war
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