Letters to the Editor, August 19th: On killing aid workers, Connolly’s presidency bid and hardy perennials
Calling for an end to the use of aid as a weapon of war
Letters
Loneliness: ‘While technology plays an important role in connecting people it can never replace real human contact’
He captured what many men and women from all sections of society experience on a daily basis
Letters to the Editor, August 18th: On the presidency, Trump and Putin in Alaska, and being caught short at The Weir
Why he was deselected is still a murky matter
You, me and my lovely SUV
People buy SUVs because they are awesome
Appreciation: Dr David Naylor: One of Ireland’s most respected geologists
Consultancy fee of £40 went towards an engagement ring
Letters to the Editor, August 16th: In defence of the Angelus, SUVs, and worshipping Oasis
A godless communism was sensed to be rampant and almost unstoppable
An airline and the Small Claims Court
For ten months we endured emails back and forth
Winding up Michael O’Leary
That O’Leary feels the need to write a strongly worded letter to The Irish Times is an even greater compliment to Justine McCarthy!
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Letters to the Editor, August 15th: On Michael O’Leary, Tony Honohan for president, and shooting dogs
‘Tony Holohan might be the first person to go from being the unelected head of government to an elected head of state in any western democracy
Letters to the Editor, August14th: On MetroLink arguments, calling time on the Angelus, and immigrants and jobs
Connections to and from Dublin Airport fall woefully short of most other European cities
Letters to the Editor, August 13th: On Gaza atrocities, Ukraine, small SUVs, and protecting your bike
We have all had access to the same knowledge but some have chosen to not see and to not speak
A letter from Michael O’Leary: ‘MetroLink is a mad, bad project’
Being criticised by Irish Times columnists is always a great compliment
Letters to the Editor, August 12th: On a peace deal for Ukraine, upsetting images, and fearless women
Surely the time has come to silence the guns through the pursuit of diplomacy
Not wild about Trinity College
For years the elegant facade was complemented by a beautifully maintained lawn.
Letters to the Editor, August 11th: On two sides to attacks on Gaza, an emergency planning court, and RTÉ
In her lament, she tells us that wearing her Star of David makes her ashamed
Letters to the Editor, August 9th: On traffic solutions, landlords, Dublin Bikes, and taking the rap
There is potentially a better way, and we have a golden opportunity to plan
Letters to the Editor, August 8th: On questions on Gaza, prescribing opioids, and big cars
Why did the world not stop Israel’s war crimes when the first hospital was shelled?
Letters to the Editor, August 7th: On the wisdom of Metrolink, abortion data, and the red fox
Congestion isn’t typically caused by parked cars, but by vehicles using roads at the same time
Letters to the Editor, August 6th: On monitoring public spending, housing solutions and landlords’ rent roll
These accounts should be made public as the projects proceed so
Food recalls and the role of supermarkets
Almost every customer of the big supermarkets uses a loyalty card.
Letters to the Editor, August 5th: On loving Dublin, men reading books, Gaza, and a radical approach to the nation’s health
‘I witnessed the most beautiful outpouring of love for our capital city’
Letters to the Editor, August 4th: On a dangerous time to be a woman, landlords and rent, and President Trump’s favour
Why are we not collectively howling from the rafters?
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