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Padraig Reidy

Padraig Reidy is the editor of Little Atoms. He is Director of Editorial at 89up and has written and ghostwritten for The Evening Standard, The Guardian, The Observer, The Irish Times, The Daily Telegraph, The New Statesman, The Sun, and The Irish Post.
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An inspirational film for International Men's Day

Film & Music

Don't be afraid to reach out, fellow mens

Paris and the art of turning in on ourselves

World

We can't rationalise Islamic State, so instead we lash out at each other

Jeremy Corbyn and the “slap-up lunch” meme

Society

Propaganda for the guy you like is still propaganda

The Little Atoms Christmas ad is here!

Nothings says "Season's Greetings" like the Little Atoms Christmas advert

Little Atoms round up "Did we mention our magazine?" edition

You're weekly Little Atoms round up is back, with internet freedoms, journalists versus the state, a new interview with a literary sensation, and our first ever "long read" featuring Sarah Churchwell on the Great Gatsby

The most Islington dream ever

Words

Family of Jacky Sutton believes she acted alone

World

Much to our surprise, the Swedish beard club mistaken for Islamic State story appears to be true

World

There was much amusement earlier this week at a story claiming that a meeting of "bearded hipsters" in Sweden had been investigated by police who suspected the men were members of Islamic State.

This Daily Mail reader knows who to blame for England's rugby world cup woes

Rugby World Cup Hosts England lost 28-25 to Wales in a thrilling game on Saturday night, raising the disctinct possibility that the country running the tournament may not make the group stages. Which would be, er, "problematic".

What we talk about when we talk about pubs

Culture
Words

Most pubs are not vibrant community centres: they are places lonely people go to drink

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