New citizenship rules risk alienating people Ireland urgently needs to retain
Those on the existing pathway deserve fair transitional arrangements
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People of faith must raise their voices against Donald Trump
The gospel’s message has been weaponised by his administration
GAA reneging on integration is damaging own goal
Did they realise properly funded and promoted women’s sport might surpass the men’s game?
Toxic nature of public debate drives decent people out of conversation
We could be left with a society dominated by those most willing to shout, insult and threaten
Kenny Cunningham’s comments are at odds with public sentiment
Irish football supporters would not support pundit’s stance on Israel game
Heather Humphreys, sectarianism and the Irish language
Deeply disheartening to see that some of the old attitudes prevail
Revenge of the fossil fuel industry?
Government could come up with a more sensible and environmentally sound policy
Who has benefited from the EdTech experiment in our classrooms?
Findings on declining levels of maths and reading is worrying
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World Suicide Prevention Day: an important interruption
You never know what difference that human connection could make
Time to stop this nonsense about ‘people who get up early’
Fine Gael Ministers need to get a new line
Who has benefited from the EdTech experiment in our classrooms?
Findings on declining levels of maths and reading is worrying
Vaccine scepticism and science-denial tactics
Genuine scientific sceptics follow the evidence, wherever it brings them
Data centres and the LNG terminal
Terminal comes despite the severe climate, environmental and public health impacts of LNG
What welcome will Trump get on his Irish visit?
There are certain diplomatic necessities that need to be observed
Fish is the better, if more expensive, option
Hake or cod can cost as much as, or considerably more, than steak in a supermarket
What problem is Jim O’Callaghan trying to solve with new hurdles to citizenship?
Proposed changes smack of an attempt to pander to populist agitation
House prices are overvalued by 17%? Try multiplying that by three
Changing just one assumption made by the ESRI produces a much larger estimate
Early risers don’t feel looked after by Fine Gael
Promises of support are meaningless in face of increased public transport fares and inaction on housing
New investment scheme cannot be called regressive
Argument that money put into scheme is money taken away from poorer households is invalid
Frank McDonald was Dublin’s greatest champion
Former Irish Times environment editor was in many ways the living embodiment of the capital
Leaving Cert maths gender gap discussion needs wider subject context
What is good for the goose should surely also be good for the gander
Heather Humphreys and sectarianism
‘As the daughter of a Rector of the Church of Ireland from a line going back five generations ... I am still referred to as a ‘Brit’ or a ‘prod’
Noisy data centres are far more than an annoyance
Low-frequency sounds can disturb sleep and wellbeing, while interfering with the simple enjoyments of a home
The resurrection of the Garvaghy Road dispute
Is it entirely coincidental that Drumcree has returned to the political agenda?
Why motor industry lobbied for changes to vehicle registration plates
Since 1987, the year of first registration has been prominently displayed on number plates
Language and citizenship
Citizenship of a country is a privilege. It brings rights but it should also bring responsibilities
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