Shaun Connolly: The last Dáil - a potted history of controversy
The Dáil chamber. Photo: Tony Gavin
Shaun Connolly
BEGINNING OF THE ENDA
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Finola Meredith: Banning Hitler’s items will only make them more desirable
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Martina Devlin: Five years ago we voted to trust women, but the Yes vote on abortion has become shop-soiled
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Mark Keenan: To solve the housing crisis we need the LDA as a market force, not a sideshow
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John Connell: Anthony Bourdain was honest, raw and real and inspired adventure in an entire generation
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Tanya Sweeney: Is it finally time for the Other Woman to have her moment? Welcome to Side Piece Summer...
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Minnie Mooney: Keeping up with the 24-hour news and opinion cycle is exhausting
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Ellen Coyne: Why is our generation giving its tacit support to ‘momfluencers’ and the commercialisation of childhood?
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Aoife Barry: It’s scary some Irish women still have to travel abroad to get an abortion
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Ambushed Boris Johnson, man who put the ‘bum’ in bumbling
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John Downing: Choosing Moldova for security summit sends a clear message to Putin’s Russia
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