
Mairia Cahill
Columnist at Freelance
Columnist at Irish Independent
Writer, former Senator, waived anonymity 2014. No 1 Bestselling Book Rough Beast, Shortlisted for Non-Fiction book of the year. https://t.co/nO9LwTTiwu
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2 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Mairia Cahill
Máiría Cahill: People like me with holiday homes are not to blame for shambolic planning and the housing crisisTom Gilligan suggested holiday homes should be boycotted. Photo: Michael McLaughlinWe never knew the man who lived around the bend, but he grew the most spectacular purple flowers in pots and trained honeysuckle around his cottage door. He’d wave at every car as they passed, tipping his hand to his hat, shirtless and basking in the sun with a beer after his labour.
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3 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Mairia Cahill
Máiría Cahill: Letting learners drive unaccompanied is a dangerous idea – Fianna Fáil’s Cathal Crowe should know better Fianna Fáil TD Cathal CroweMy uncle Jim was 36 when he was killed on September 16, 1998. The sun hung low in the afternoon sky, rays shimmering above the tarmac, making it hard for drivers to see. He was in slow-moving school traffic, which snaked up Belfast’s Falls Road, on a motorbike he had bought just weeks earlier.
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4 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Mairia Cahill
Máiría Cahill: Skirting around the camogie skorts fiasco is an insult to our sportswomenThe row about camogie skorts has led to a final being postponed. Photo: SportsfileIreland, 2025. Can you believe Munster’s Camogie Council postponed yesterday’s championship game between Cork and Waterford simply because players signalled their intention not to wear an extra panel of material converting shorts into a skirt? Well done for courageously standing up for your players’ rights, Munster Council.
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1 month ago |
independent.ie | Mairia Cahill
Máiría Cahill: Painfully slow wheels of justice add to Kingsmill sufferingKingsmill massacre survivor Alan Black in Belfast following the publication of the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland report into one of the most notorious incidents of the Troubles.
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1 month ago |
independent.ie | Mairia Cahill
The funeral of Michael O’Brien heard how his courage illuminated a path for others to speak outWhen Mary Raftery’s groundbreaking 1999 RTÉ series States of Fear aired, one line, narrated by Áine Lawlor, stood out.
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This wee bird (I think Housemartin) keeps tapping at my window. https://t.co/xT71JDahtc