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‘I want to ask someone if their parents are separated before going on a date’
Tell Me About It: The abuse I get for ending a relationship is so over the top that it makes sense that other stuff is going on – for which I am not responsible
By Trish Murphy
Staff retention a key issue for Ireland’s top law firms
Smaller firms less optimistic than many large firms about their futures
By Mary Carolan
‘Things should have been handled differently’: Information vacuum allows far right to stoke fears in Coolock
Will Coolock continue to say no to anti-immigration parties in the next elections?
By Olivia Kelly
US politicians are now realising that rhetoric can inspire violence
Trump has promised to use a speech to ‘bring the country together’. Just imagine if he mustered the moral courage to say violence is never acceptable and he will accept the results of the election
How many times does Ireland have to be warned about shadow banking?
The tentacles of shadow banking extend into the Irish economy in many ways yet we remain complacent
By John McManus
Seanad is an elitist institution chosen by graduates and stuffed with political wannabes
With reform repeatedly promised and not delivered, the only way to fix the lack of Seanad reform it is at the next Dáil election
Gordon D’Arcy: Ireland’s second Test victory over the Springboks can prove an important springboard
Ireland finished on a high and if ever there was a case for the inclusion of more club players, Ciarán Frawley and James Osborne are it
Former An Bord Pleanála official received €212k exit payout
Rachel Kenny got severance after it was found she had ‘no case to answer’ in relation to conflict of interest claims
Darragh Ó Sé: Kerry’s style of play saps their energy. No wonder they looked gassed in extra-time
Jack O’Connor has a lot to ponder over the winter - short kick-outs take too much out of the players and he has to get better at bringing youth through
By Darragh Ó Sé
Will my daughter be liable for inheritance tax if she sells my home when I’m gone?
The home is large and the expenses of maintaining the house after my death will not make sense
By Suzanne O'Neill
Elaine Howley: ‘It’s nice that there are many layers to the way music can find its way ... It doesn’t have to be instant’
Experimental musician will collaborate with composer Irene Buckley and Crash Ensemble on an ambitious reinterpretation of her work
By Ed Power
Cross by Austin Duffy: A high-wire act pulled off with almost complete success
This book is not perfect but it will well wroth reading, not least for its crackling dialogue, jet-black humour and characters that are memorable and complex
By James Conor Patterson
Violence and mayhem in Coolock
The burden of accommodating international protection applicants needs to be shared fairly
Consultants are hampered by outdated technology and practices
Dealing with cancer patients requires time, patience and empathy and not a “next” mentality
General election – it’s still all to play for
A significant adjustment from previous polling indication trends
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