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Paul Hosford: Tougher stance on immigration is not solely about ideology
12+ hour, 49+ min ago (595+ words) Justice minister Jim O'Callaghan. The Irish Examiner Rural Ireland Thinks survey shows why this Government has been tightening the rules on immigration and citizenship. Picture: Niall Carson/PA In the nearly 20 months since this Government came to power, it has…...
Drug Court 'should remove rigid abstinence conditions"
12+ hour, 54+ min ago (339+ words) The Dublin Drug Treatment Court was set up in 2001, as an 18-month pilot. It can receive referrals of people who have pleaded guilty to a non-violent drug-related offence, or have been sentenced, for consideration. Picture: iStock The Dublin Drug Treatment…...
Sex File: Trying for a baby is starting to feel like a chore
16+ hour, 54+ min ago (561+ words) Medical advice suggests that if you have been having unprotected sex for a year and are still not pregnant, you should speak to a doctor. If you are over the age of 35, you should do this after six months. Picture:…...
Owen Reidy: Simplistic approaches to taxes will ultimately hurt workers
17+ hour, 54+ min ago (831+ words) 'Tax cuts are a blunt instrument.' File picture Over recent weeks and months, Government ministers have said that Budget 2027 will be one that “makes work pay”. As the representative organisation for more than 800,000 workers across Ireland, we welcome this commitment....
Parents 'full of fear' of society children are growing up in, priest tells funeral
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (445+ words) A priest has told the funeral of a teenager killed in a hit-and-run in Co Clare that parents are “full of fear” of the society children are growing up in. Fr Richard Davern was addressing mourners attending the funeral of…...
Gen Z Diary: An ‘expired’ student's advice on how to spend your first year of college
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (478+ words) Jane Cowan: "I met some of my best college friends on a tour of the library. You really have to go into these things with an open mind." Okay, maybe I was feeling a little sensitive as I read the…...
Letters to the Editor: The people of Gaza need our support
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (1020+ words) A fireball erupts following an Israeli strike near a tent encampment sheltering people displaced by war in Deir el-Balah in the central Gaza Strip on March 25. Picture: Eyad Baba/AFP/Getty As long as the war lasted, there was a…...
Workplace Wellbeing: How earning less can pay off with a better quality of life
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (1245+ words) Sarah Flynn who stopped commuting for a better work/life balance. Picture: Barry Cronin. Taking a pay cut to improve her work-life balance didn’t work out so well for Sarah Flynn the first time she did it. The 29-year-old from…...
Colm O'Regan: Why printing is a type of skill that shouldn’t die
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (692+ words) Pictured at the National Print Museum, Dublin, for the announcement of the programme for The BIG Type Festival are author and designer Annie Atkins and 11-year-old Darrach Wrenn. Picture: Mark Stedman. Colm O'Regan is a comedian, best-selling author, broadcaster and…...
Edel McGinley: The far-right do not need to win an election to influence politics
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (1034+ words) People protest during a rally called by Campact and Fridays for Future named 'Time to Act: Stop the AfD!' in Berlin. Picture John MacDougall/AFP via Getty Images The gains made by Germany’s far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party should…...