Letters to the Editor, July 17th: On school summer holidays, regulating the property market and a man of letters
The current system leaves parents dreading and then merely enduring the summer holidays
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Passport delay discrimination
The Department of Foreign Affairs certainly doesn’t value me as it ought
Letters to the Editor, July16th: On children in direct provision, EV charging and swimming safely
We have heard no good reason as to why this vital income support has not been implemented
Joe Soap for president
I have no grand messages for the people of Ireland
Letters to the Editor, July 15th: On the high cost of endometriosis, supporting Gaza, and talking rubbish
The injustice does not end with diagnosis
The presidency and religion
A significant number of people are now non-religious
Letters to the Editor, July 14th: On streets of apartments, charities and minding the bees
To solve the crisis, we need a bigger metric than just apartment units
A large number of issues
I now have six `unique' ID numbers supplied by the State
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Letters to the Editor, July 12th: The Constitution and the presidency, Obama’s gig, and building on the cheap
Councillors are not elected to act as party delegates
Letters to the Editor, July 11th: On maternity hospitals, sexual abuse, and weeping
The solution would be an expensive one but would bring wonderful, long-term benefits
Letters to the Editor, July 10th: On smaller apartments, the cost of crying and blackberries
Once out, this genie will be impossible to put back in the bottle
Letters to the Editor, July 9th: On Gaza suffering, anti-Semitism and women in the home
This omission risks rendering the Bill toothless
Letters to the Editor, July 8th: On equipping the Defence Forces, Botox, and replacing the president
This triumph must not blind us to the wider reality
Letters to the Editor, July 7th: On a disturbing silence, tests for medics and discerning dogs
Society has normalised the neglect of older people
Letters to the Editor, July 5th: On doctors under attack, school admissions, and grand plans
The scenes are graphic and highly disturbing
Water bonuses are hard to swallow
I’m mystified as to why Uisce Éireann employees are getting bonuses
Letters to the Editor, July 4th: On the bedsit numbers mystery, Conor McGregor, and Galway weather
Many of them were never abolished at all
Letters to the Editor, July 3rd: On enticing developers, bedsits, Ukraine and Kneecap
Institutional investment hasn’t been a driver of rent inflation
A depressing statement
An attractive environment also carries with it feelings of wellbeing and national pride
Letters to the Editor, July 2nd: On overseas voting, AI, and Wimbledon
Living outside Ireland, many of us maintain strong ties to our homeland