Letters

Journalists have developed a fascination with rain in Galway

The changes to working practices have allowed people navigate housing, childcare and transport issues

When facts are absent, unclear or poorly communicated, misconceptions can flourish

Companies must be asking themselves why are they maintaining these facilities if employees are not using them?

Carers already face exhaustive means testing and ongoing reassessment to qualify for these payment

Surely it’s time for us to grow up and give something back to the world?

The futuristic models presented by the US administration are a million miles away from reality

These reductions have had predictable consequences

I’d like to see a Minister attempt to get to a 9am meeting or lecture on time by taking two buses to cross the city

They should be mandatory for cyclists and e-scooter riders

We’ve had a crisis in recruitment and retention of doctors in this country for years

We should be bringing in international transport experts with proven experience

I have neither the interest nor the influence in seeing people jump a queue

It is about frustration with the time it takes to get between home and work

For too long dentistry has remained the Cinderella of Irish healthcare

This was not a momentary error but conduct at the most serious end of the scale

The emergency winter payment campaign exists because people are being forced to choose between heating and food

People are increasingly anxious about meeting their mortgage, rent payments, etc

Renewables clearly won’t produce enough and we cannot continue to use fossil fuels

These measures are shameful and are also to the detriment of the society at large