Letters

It exposed, in real time, a truth long known but rarely confronted

You know, you know, you know - one is bombarded by its relentless repetition

Protecting children online is essential, but simplistic solutions may create new problems

Dublin City Council must radically change its approach

Recent events have, of course, meant that this country’s relations with Israel are now at a critical stage

If it wasn’t there, where would we be?

Dublin has spent four decades trying to build its way out of traffic and it hasn’t worked

It was generally a man’s pub

The park’s name quietly communicates to them that Jewish heritage is part of Ireland’s shared history

I first visited there in 1943 on the crossbar of my dad’s bicycle

It is also reassuring that this proposal is being trialled in tandem with body-worn cameras

The State owns very little itself, and has limited scope to assemble sites or plan at scale

We must preserve what is the last remaining public space in many rural communities

‘Each time a landlord exits the rental market we are losing far more than one rental unit’

This policy shift is not only morally timid; it is economically self-destructive

Fare charged by owners of electric taxis is no different from that charged by taxis run on petrol or diesel

We affect to care about affordability while pursuing policy choices that guarantee its opposite

The downsizing loan will be secured by two properties

Ireland now treats judicial review as a sort of national parlour game

What Mr Biden did was not simply generous, it was the right thing to do