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A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p> Niamh Jimenez: "In my life, I can’t seem to escape the feeling that I am a whole decade behind where I was meant to be. Right on the cusp of 30, I find myself child-free, car-free, and a perpetual student." Picture: Moya Nolan</p>

health and wellbeing

Quarter-life crisis: the struggle to balance dreams and reality

Young people in their mid to late 2Os often face a crisis when confronted with the practical demands of the adult world at a time when they also yearn for freedom. A psychotherapist says it's possible to navigate between our inner and outer worlds

<p>Young people entering the Irish labour market in 2021 were earning less than those who entered the market in the 1990s and 2000s. Picture: iStock</p>

economy

'I think the recession has already begun': Ireland's Gen Zs and millennials consider emigration

<p>The survey revealed the post-pandemic ‘great resignation’ theme is occurring within the Irish labour force. </p>

economy

One in four millennials have left their roles this year due to burnout

All grown up and in their forties: Whatever happened to Generation X?

general

All grown up and in their forties: Whatever happened to Generation X?

Kehlan Kirwan: Misconceptions about millennials

Savvy millennials’ pension coverage increases 15%

business

Savvy millennials’ pension coverage increases 15%

'Millennials no different from earlier generations of workers'

'Millennials no different from earlier generations of workers'

This week, Kehlan looks at ‘millennials’ and why we need to stop thinking about them as a group out on their own because what they want as employees is no different from earlier generations of workers — a good place to work    

Mon, 14 Dec, 2015