Newfoundland feels like Ireland 20 years ago, when people left their doors unlocked, hitchhiked without fear and took time to stop and chat. Jennifer Hough feels right at home in the Canadian province.

I was astonished by Jennifer Hough’s article (Irish Examiner, May 26) re the Roscommon vote on same-sex marriage. She implies it was a stain on the Roscommon family escutcheon.

Roscommon native Jennifer Hough looks at why her home county was the only one with a no majority in the marriage referendum — and the implications of this

Jennifer Hough says Nova Scotia’s Irish immigrant influences are obvious, but it also has its own charm.

A tumour derailed Toronto mayor Rob Ford’s re-election bid. But don’t worry, he’ll be back, says Jennifer Hough

Aer Lingus has just launched a new daily direct flight to Toronto, Canada’s largest city. Jennifer Hough, who has been living there for two years, has the insider’s guide.

With reference to your recent article on Canada by Jennifer Hough, I enjoyed reading it and was pleased to see the Canadians acknowledged for their generosity towards immigrants.

With visas and jobs both easily available, Canada is proving popular with the Irish, writes Jennifer Hough

Irish Examiner journalist Jennifer Hough has been presented with a special award at the Inclusion Ireland annual conference in Wexford.

Selfhood

This woman needs help and rehabilitation, says Jennifer Hough.

Numerous groups are fighting to prevent home evictions but can this campaign achieve success where others have failed, asks Jennifer Hough

Focus Ireland agrees with the grave concerns of Dick Brady, assistant city Manager of Dublin City Council, over the impact of cuts to homeless funding of 5% to 10% as reported in Jennifer Hough’s article of Feb 20.

Mental health campaigner John McCarthy died this week, still fighting for people’s right to make the ultimate choice, says Jennifer Hough

I WELCOME the well-balanced report by Jennifer Hough (January 2) under the heading “Increase in elderly experiencing age apartheid”.

AS a psychiatric survivor, board member of MindFreedom International, founder member of MindFreedom Ireland and co-author of Soul Survivor — A Personal Encounter with Psychiatry, I would like to congratulate Jennifer Hough and the Irish Examiner on the article “Man detained after GP wrote letter without ever seeing him”.

HE beat Jedward and the Rose of Tralee, but Taoiseach Enda Kenny could not trounce the nation’s love affair with the Late Late Toy Show.

The row over Darren Scully’s comments about Africans have given ammunition to racist attitudes but obscures the troubles of migrants, writes Jennifer Hough

I CONGRATULATE your journalist, Jennifer Hough, on her insightful response to the recent study of adolescents which claimed that 15% of adolescents shown signs of “mental disorder”.

I WOULD like to congratulate Jennifer Hough on her excellent report (News, Sept 7).

I WOULD like to congratulate Jennifer Hough for her excellent coverage of mental health matters in the Irish Examiner.

FIRST, congratulations to the Irish Examiner’s Jennifer Hough for the excellent special investigation into the topsy-turvy world of mental health treatment in Ireland.

In the second part of our series on mental health, Jennifer Hough meets a young woman who found a way to stop the voices in her head

Talking and listening is a huge part of helping people diagnosed with schizophrenia, discovers Jennifer Hough who meets a man who knows all about it

IRISH Examiner journalist Conall Ó Fatharta has won one of the highest accolades on offer at the Justice Media Awards for his outstanding exposé on Ireland’s illegal adoption scandal.

Snow Hill

Private Life

The event reflects 21st century relations between Britain and Ireland, says Jennifer Hough

A MAN stabbed so violently — he was clinically dead before being resuscitated by paramedics — has died in hospital in what may be a so-called ‘honour killing’.

Review: Jennifer Hough

HSE’s system allows troubled teens to suffer on, writes Jennifer Hough

Review: Jennifer Hough

THANK you for highlighting the plight of people with mental health problems through Jennifer Hough’s excellent piece (June 7). However, I find myself once again saying “the more things change the more they remain the same”.

There is no problem with racism in Ireland, we constantly tell each other, writes Jennifer Hough — but victims tell a different story

IT is “misleading” to say there are 55 child and adolescent mental health teams operating around the country, according to a leading child psychiatrist.

Forensic accountant Peter Russell, who specialises in liquidations, sees the personal suffering every day that comes with the territory, writes Jennifer Hough

If previous convictions were taken into account and Barry denied bail, Manuela might still be alive, writes Jennifer Hough.

CHILD abuse horrors of today must not be ignored as the country deals with the horrors of the past, the Dáil heard yesterday in response to revelations in the Irish Examiner outlining dangerous waiting lists for social and health workers.

Jennifer Hough reports that plans are in place to use a radio documentary, The Diary of Leanne Wolfe, as a warning to bullies about the devastating effects of their actions.

IN response to Jennifer Hough’s article in Monday’s edition regarding the reported activities of an independent centre referred to as a ‘rogue agency’, it should be emphasised that non-judgmental, trustworthy crisis pregnancy counselling is freely available in Ireland.