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June 2022

‘I thought you might help cure my slice' said the ever persistent Dermot.

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David Medcalf Opinion Medders at Large Fading to the right in the last refuge of every sporting scoundrel

Joe Lycett revealed he had been investigated by the police after an audience member was offended by one of the jokes he made during a recent show.

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Simon Bourke Opinion Straight Talking Joe Lycett joke case reminds us that self-policing is no longer an option

The United States’ Supreme Court decision to overturn the historic Roe v Wade ruling shows that decisions President Trump made are having a lasting legacy.

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Editorial Comment Opinion Trump’s Supreme Court judges mean his influence will be felt for decades

Houses are our of reach to many amid rising prices.

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David Looby Opinion Gulf between house have and have-nots is crisis of a generation

Shane O'Donnell of Clare in action against Damien Reck of Wexford during the All-Ireland Senior hurling championship quarter-final. Photo by Daire Brennan/Sportsfile

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Brendan Furlong Opinion Wexford hurlers simply not good enough to secure silverware

Armagh and Galway players during the melee that marred their All-Ireland Senior football championship quarter-final in Croke Park on Sunday.

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Dave Devereux Opinion GAA need to get to root of the problem

Great changes have taken place in Iran despite the ever watchful eyes of the Ayatollahs.

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Fr Michael Commane OP Opinion Unveiling the Islamic Republic of Iran

Players and officials from Armagh and Galway become embroiled in a row as they make their way to the dressing rooms in Croke Park. Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile

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Tom Dempsey Opinion Focus should be on GAA lawbreakers rather than the lawmakers

There was a very definite whiff of middle-age about our holiday.

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Justine O'Mahony Opinion It was a different kind of holiday for the new more mature me

A bicycle or a tricycle can be a great metaphor to tell us all to slow down, tóg go bog é.

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Fr Michael Commane OP Opinion Summer the perfect time to take to the bicycle

The ‘understanding’ that the President should not enter the debate on Government policy may not be ideal but it exists for a reason.

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Editorial Comment Opinion President entering housing debate creates a difficult political quandary

The so-called Eisenhower tree at Augusta National golf course in Georgia . The story is told of how President Eisenhower played a round at Augusta and clattered his drive at the 17th hole into the pine growing in the middle of the fairway.

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David Medcalf Opinion Medders at Large Woodman, woodman spare that tree which snared the president’s golf ball

At least Neymar's gymnastics will cheer up our winter.

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Simon Bourke Opinion Straight Talking We survive a once-in-a-lifetime event and this is what we get

All Star Wexford hurler, Tony Doran, centre, watches the All-Ireland Senior hurling championship quarter-final match between Clare and Wexford at the FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles. Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile

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Brendan Furlong Opinion Success won’t be possible without better structures

Australia's Simon Whitlock and Damon Heta celebrate their victory in the World Cup of Darts.

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Dave Devereux Opinion Winners have the wind in their sails

Reducing the age teenagers can buy beer is worth debating.

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David Looby Opinion "You went to the pub again. Is this a weekly thing?” – foisted again

Lee Chin of Wexford under pressure from Cian Nolan of Clare during the All-Ireland Senior hurling championship quarter-final. Photo by Daire Brennan/Sportsfile

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Tom Dempsey Opinion Wexford hurlers didn't get enough credit for monumental effort against Clare

Turkish clinics offer hair-restoration procedures at budget prices.

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Simon Bourke Opinion Straight Talking Turkish delights turn sour with no refunds for buff bods and hairy heads

Is there anywhere across the church where there is open, real and animated discussion about how we perceive God to be present in the world about us?

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Fr Michael Commane OP Opinion Open debate is a must for organisations

"Ah Jaysus, it's only us that could be driving around St. Tropez in a Fiat 500 XL while waiting for the washing to be finished," says Himself gazing at the multi million euro yachts anchored in the bay.

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Justine O'Mahony Opinion A trip to a St Tropez laundry proves to be a bit pricey

The children and I enjoyed the Borris writing and ideas festival for different reasons.

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David Looby Opinion Literature a harder swallow than chocolate crepes at Ideas festival

The attack on the Capitol Building shocked the world and rocked the US to its very core.

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Editorial Comment Opinion Trump hearings show there’s still plenty of showbiz left in US politics

Turkish clinics offer hair-restoration procedures at budget prices.

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Simon Bourke Opinion Straight Talking Turkish delights turn sour with no refunds for buff bods and hairy heads

Peter Duggan of Clare takes a sideline cut during the Munster final against Limerick.

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Tom Dempsey Opinion Context is of paramount importance if analysts highlight incidents on TV

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Brendan Furlong Opinion Host clubs set for headaches when local action starts

Andrew Robertson of Scotland and Alan Browne of the Republic of Ireland compete for possession during the UEFA Nations League B Group 1 match at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

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Dave Devereux Opinion Money talks despite congested calendar

Employee rewards.

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Simon Bourke Opinion Straight Talking Workers seduced with gifts as employers struggle to recruit new staff

Small crowds on Banna Beach said it all as the forecast gets it wrong again.

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David Looby Opinion Fuel bills and inflation have us bracing ourselves for home working return

The war in Ukraine is becoming a bitterly contested affair and appears likely to drag on for months, if not years.

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Editorial Comment Opinion After 100 days of war in Ukraine the west has to brace for a long fight

I will never be someone who travels light. Ever.

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Justine O'Mahony Opinion Yes!...Heading off to the sun with family...and overweight suitcase

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