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Jennifer Horgan is a teacher, poet and columnist living in Cork City. Her areas of interest include justice, arts and culture, gender equality and care.
Jennifer Horgan: Focusing on forgiveness would make our world a better place
Jennifer Horgan: Focusing on forgiveness would make our world a better place
In every aspect of our lives and in how we run society, cutting back on blame and focusing on forgiveness and rehabilitation would make our world better

Fri, 03 Jan, 2025

Jennifer Horgan: This Christmas, I want what a screen can never give me — the joy of looking at those I love 
Jennifer Horgan: This Christmas, I want what a screen can never give me — the joy of looking at those I love 
I am going to focus on celebrating basic human interaction, something technology can never replace

Fri, 27 Dec, 2024

Jennifer Horgan: This Christmas, I want what a screen can never give me — the joy of looking at those I love 
S Jennifer Horgan: This Christmas, I want what a screen can never give me — the joy of looking at those I love 
I am going to focus on celebrating basic human interaction, something technology can never replace

Fri, 20 Dec, 2024

Jennifer Horgan: Schools could learn from example of relaxed performances in theatre
Jennifer Horgan: Schools could learn from example of relaxed performances in theatre
All schools should follow Cork Opera House’s lead and become more relaxed, more empathetic, and more deeply committed to equality and inclusion

Fri, 20 Dec, 2024

Jennifer Horgan: How do you save someone you love from marrying the wrong person?
S Jennifer Horgan: How do you save someone you love from marrying the wrong person?
Life could also end tomorrow — that’s one trick of fate that helps us get past the sheer madness of matrimony

Fri, 13 Dec, 2024

Jennifer Horgan: Holly Cairns was silenced on voting day as were so many other patients
Jennifer Horgan: Holly Cairns was silenced on voting day as were so many other patients
In Ireland, if like Holly Cairns you end up in hospital without warning, your vote evaporates; your voice is silenced, your citizenship taken

Fri, 06 Dec, 2024

Jennifer Horgan: We put up our defences and present ourselves as nothing less than perfect
Jennifer Horgan: We put up our defences and present ourselves as nothing less than perfect
Let's bring back the art of unfiltered conversation, where we can just chat without feeling the need to boastfully promote our achievements like we're a walking, talking Instagram feed

Fri, 29 Nov, 2024

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Jennifer Horgan: Turn your back on Black Friday and embrace the humble charity shop tradition
There is an authenticity you feel from charity shopping, finding your treasure buried deep in the junk and jumble. It is an individuality you just can’t find from a main street shop, or a popular brand, promoting its latest fad or season

Fri, 22 Nov, 2024

Jennifer Horgan: We ignore ‘small things’ causing psychological harm in schools
S Jennifer Horgan: We ignore ‘small things’ causing psychological harm in schools
What we must focus on today is the removal of faith formation from school hours. Remove that, and schools come a lot closer to being egalitarian.

Fri, 15 Nov, 2024

Jennifer Horgan: The Democratic Party failed to separate political language from poetry
S Jennifer Horgan: The Democratic Party failed to separate political language from poetry
Democrats have expected poetry to hold their messaging for far too long, and they are losing voters, particularly working-class voters

Fri, 08 Nov, 2024

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