Irish neutrality is a myth
Even if it were not, what value would it hold in today’s world?
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Trumpism deserves a dictionary definition
‘Mogging’ is the Collins English Dictionary word of the year
CUH care being ‘on par’ with other hospitals is not reassuring
The ordinary state of affairs in Irish hospitals is unsafe
Why the finance portfolio must remain in Dáil hands
Under the Constitution, a maximum of two Senators can be members of a government at any one time
Dublin traffic disruption for EU summit is unacceptable
More suitable venues for meeting were available
Ditching the triple lock: the question missing from the debate
What would happen if one of the major powers took exception to Ireland’s plans to deploy peacekeepers without UN consent?
Lack of foresight around electric vehicles amounts to a waste of police time
Gardaí need access to fast-charging facilities
Why do we make our entire world so vulnerable to hackers?
The heat is on for cyber experts after freezer attacks
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Private healthcare advertising is everywhere. Sláintecare is invisible by comparison
It does not make sense that private healthcare should be allowed to advertise in or to public sector organisations
Penalising people for circumstances rooted in wider economic failures is unjust
If Harris is serious about getting people into work, he should address the barriers to employment
We don’t need any help creating traffic chaos
We have spent decades perfecting gridlock entirely on our own steam
Dangerous times for democracy
The arrest of 4,000 Palestine Action activists under UK terrorism legislation highlights the absurdity of criminalising peaceful protest
Photograph captures the human reality of climate change
People cannot wait for latest round of promises from Cop31
US midterm election results prove that the centre can hold
Voting patterns show dramatic differences between generations, ethnicities and genders
Letters to the Editor, November 9th: On managing the economy, defending Ireland and losing your phone
Monetary policy has long been removed from the hands of politicians
A data centre suggestion from out of left field
Surely once-inhabited islands off the west coast would make a good home?
Ireland has lessons for us Americans seeking to overcome ‘Trump trauma’
We in the United States hadn’t realised just how closely people in Ireland were following what was going on
Politicians on the wrong track altogether regarding RTÉ
Decline in TV licence revenue by €11m next year elicited little attention
Natural History Museum reopening delay is hugely disappointing
It is hard to understand why refurbishment works may not begin until 2029 or 2030
Why cause traffic in Dublin when the EPC summit could happen elsewhere?
The European Political Community meeting could have been held in an airport conference room
Curious critique of Mary McAleese’s position on Baptism
As a Catholic and canon lawyer, McAleese is particularly qualified to speak on the matter
Societal pressure on family planning
We should be adapting our social institutions and infrastructure to sustainably support the citizens we already have
Public service strikes
Both public and private sector workers should show solidarity with each other by joining a union
Imposing your own beliefs on children is an infringement of their rights
There is no evidence, of any kind, for any religious belief
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