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Weekend
Stories that appear in the Weekend section of The Irish Times print edition
Teachers in the Malvern and St Joseph’s primary schools strive to overcome hunger, poverty and low-expectations of their environments to encourage children on to better things
Yes, coffee beverages sold in a business are the best-margin product in the shop, but the bottom line is coffee sales keep cafes open
I just don’t like how it feels in America today, writes the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist
Newstalk’s Tech Talk presenter on being a middle child, summers on the Shannon and being organised
Sarah Moss: I know several men whose terror is just as deep and abject as my own but they lost their permission to be scared when they started primary school
Many questions linger as Germany marks the 75th anniversary of the Basic Law - das Grundgesetz - signed on May 23rd, 1949
Irish schools good at educating ‘average student’. That will not be good enough in future, says Andreas Schleicher
Mullooly and Carberry are contesting the European elections in Midlands-North-West, Mhurchú in the South constituency
Archivist and author on her childhood, 40-year career at the National Archives and her ‘problem’ with Sinn Féin
The single-use plastic bags and bits quickly end up in the bin or the Hoover so why do we do it?
Within a few years by working with fishers an actively-managed marine park in Co Kerry could become one of the world’s most spectacular sites
Eye on Nature: Éanna Ní Lamhna on emperor moths, great tits and white-toothed shrews
Morgan McSweeney, Sue Gray and Pat McFadden are key players in the campaign for Labour to win the next British election
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