Letters to the Editor, October 4th: On employing former prisoners, the Gaza flotilla and beautiful Brussels
They contribute to society - there is nothing remarkable about that
Letters
“The death of Manchán Magan has left a gaping holeâ€
He was at once a teacher, a guide, and a fellow pilgrim
Letters to the Editor, October 3rd: On funding for teachers, MetroLink and flags
Ireland now has some of the most overcrowded classrooms in Europe
Ireland is not a kip
It’s not perfect, but compared to most countries it is a great place to live
Letters to the Editor, October 2nd: On farmed animals, peace plan for Gaza and moments of reflection
Rarely do we hear about the lives and deaths of the animals at the heart of these massive industries
“Is it not time for Ireland to grow up?â€
Can I put it to him that this is not the essence of a healthy relationship?
Letters to the Editor, October 1st: On disenfranchised voters, Connolly and Germany and leprechauns
Millions more eligible citizens are disenfranchised because they live abroad
Priced out
You’d be lucky to get somewhere for €150
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Letters to the Editor, September 30th: On tax relief for teeth, the rowdy Ryder Cup and handbags
Patients are having to wait longer, and to travel further for dental appointments
‘You can’t beat the Dublin humour’
Passing the GPO I noticed a young garda, arms folded, leaning against the wall
Letters to the Editor, September 29th: On who should pay for the cost of alcohol harm, reforming the presidency and thinking outside Dublin
As a liver doctor, I have seen far too much illness, deaths and other harms due to alcohol
A big clap for Kneecap
For decades and longer, artists and singers have written and sung about political issues
Letters to the Editor, September 27th: On the NFL, Gaza flotilla under threat and no fear of Shakespeare
I can’t imagine any game more at odds with the Irish concept of sport
Letters to the Editor, September 26th: On presidential failings, Shakespeare and red meat
Whatever its faults, and there are many, Ireland has, over the past 40 years, become a better and more tolerant place
Letters to the Editor, September 25th: Trump and autism, presidential posturing and loving Ballinrobe
The dehumanising dismissal of autistic people’s lives and worth was chilling
Letters to the Editor, September 24th: On Catherine Connolly and Hamas, home births and small acts of kindness
If such zero-sum thinking had prevailed in Ireland, there would have been no Good Friday agreement
Don’t wash your hands of hand washing
his critical practice is not given the same level of attention in primary school
Letters to the Editor, September 23rd: On rudeness, John Boyne and moaning ministers
Neighbourhoods, like the cities of which they are a part, are constantly changing
Irish Rail and Bus Éireann on different tracks
Not exactly an encouragement to use public transport
Letters to the Editor, September 22nd: On the Tricolour and intimidation, manners, and money walks
The use of the flag in this way flies in the face of the spirit of the flag
‘Every place was riddled with squalor and dampness on walls’
I have video evidence and photographs
Letters to the Editor, September 20th: On rudeness, ploughing, Trump’s visit to Britain, and watching out for children
It’s a huge and defining part of who we are
Letters to the Editor, September 19th: Inheritance tax, Kenny Jacobs, free speech, and dodgy mushrooms
I am not looking to make anyone rich
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