Trump is right, we’re in trouble
Nuclear weapons in the wrong hands
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Counting the cost of shingles
The shingles vaccine should be made available free to over-65s in Ireland, as it is in several EU countries
Dublin half marathon very well run – and roads too
Credit where credit is due
‘Hardly surprising’ that Israeli military believes it can act with impunity wherever it wants
Inaction from the Irish Government and the EU is profoundly disappointing
Taoiseach’s nuclear-power talk is all hot air
Such suggestions were unthinkable not so long ago
The Liffey was never for public consumption
Bagatelle lyric reminds us river was no remedy for dehydration
Building more prisons is not the answer to overcrowding
The Irish Penal Reform Trust outlines a more progressive and cost-effective approach
Done properly, burning gorse is vital for moors and nature
Controlled burns encourage fresh growth for wildlife and can prevent uncontrollable wildfires
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Tenors, baritones and basses losing their voice at Irish National Opera
However unintended, there is a perception of a ceiling for our male operatic artists
Construction of Galway Cathedral
The role of north Clare in helping raise funds to build the cathedral should not be forgotten
Leo Cullen right to defend Leinster players who have given us everything
Supporters can be proud of a team that has reached yet another final
Ordaining women will strengthen the Church, not diminish it
No convincing biblical impediment to their ordination, either
Covid and school closures
The official ‘schools are safe’ mantra was patently false to those living it
How and why have our eminent economists got forecasts so wrong?
We have been receiving wildly inaccurate forecasts for at least five years
It’s difficult to avoid the conclusion Ireland’s waste collection system is farcical
A more rational system could be introduced with ease by ministerial decision
AI is changing children’s education
Prepare our children to use it well – or leave them to be shaped by it
Ordination of women is supported by most Catholics
This must become a headline issue at National Synodal Assembly
AI and the classroom
The struggle against artificial intelligence shortcuts is a matter of character and motivation rather than brain architecture
Women in sport deserve more and better coverage
Plenty of events, such as Champions League semi-final, merit reporting in newspaper
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