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The Teenager Who Helped a Refugee Child Learn English
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The Teenager Who Helped a Refugee Child Learn English

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She Read My Diary and Left Forever

She Read My Diary and Left Forever

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I kept the diary in the bottom drawer of a small desk I bought second-hand in Rathmines. It was nothing fancy, just a navy notebook with a cracked spine and tea stains…
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I Loved Someone Who Never Even Knew My Name

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I first saw him on a wet Tuesday morning outside Dublin Connolly, standing under the station clock with a paper cup of coffee and a book held open against the rain. Everyone…
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The Night We Chose Each Other Instead of Our Partners

The Night We Chose Each Other Instead of Our Partners

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I met him on a wet Thursday in Dublin, the kind of evening where the city looks like it has been varnished. We were both at a leaving do in Whelan’s, standing…
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He Never Stopped Loving His First Love

He Never Stopped Loving His First Love

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My father was not a sentimental man in public. He was the sort of Dublin man who would call an ambulance “a bit of fuss” and a birthday card “grand altogether” if…
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The Secret Affair That Lasted Longer Than My Marriage

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I met him on a wet Tuesday in Dublin, the kind of evening when the buses sigh at the kerb and everyone looks like they are carrying a small private defeat. I…
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I Couldn’t Tell My Family Who I Really Loved

I Couldn’t Tell My Family Who I Really Loved

Posted by By Anonymous July 9, 2026
I grew up in a house in Crumlin where everyone knew everyone’s business, except the one thing that mattered most about me. My mother could tell from the sound of my key…
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The Love Story That Ended With a DNA Test

The Love Story That Ended With a DNA Test

Posted by By Anonymous July 9, 2026
I met Ciarán outside Whelan’s on a wet Thursday night, the kind of Dublin rain that doesn’t fall so much as hang in the air and wait for you to walk into…
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She Left Me for Someone Twenty Years Older

She Left Me for Someone Twenty Years Older

Posted by By Anonymous July 9, 2026
I used to think the worst thing that could happen in love was betrayal. Then it happened to me, and I learned the worst part was not the betrayal itself, but the…
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The Couple Who Stayed Together Only for the Children

The Couple Who Stayed Together Only for the Children

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For years, if anyone asked why myself and Niall were still together, I would say, “Because we’re a family.” It sounded noble when I said it. It sounded like sacrifice, like maturity,…
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My Neighbour Became My Greatest Temptation

My Neighbour Became My Greatest Temptation

Posted by By Anonymous July 9, 2026
I moved into a small flat in Stoneybatter the winter after my engagement ended. I told everyone I wanted quiet, but really I wanted to disappear. The place was above a bakery,…
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