Letters to the Editor, January 13th: On not speaking up for Iran, Trump’s world and a dog’s dinner
I think the protesters (and women in particular) are incredibly brave
I think the protesters (and women in particular) are incredibly brave
I am convinced that the culprit is the amount of time they are spending staring at screens
Seen properly, remote and hybrid work are not lifestyle perks but structural tools
I’ve a big psychological need for gold
Political leaders set the tone in moments of crisis
A feelgood antidote for Neighbours
Accommodation is a national infrastructure issue requiring coordinated public action
I’m looking forward to hearing about how you all get on
Acknowledging the invisible work that keeps families afloat would be a better way to mark the day
Alex Ferguson was appointed to Manchester United in 1986 and won nothing until 1990
Impact of young people leaving Ireland can be an enduring one
His future actions and not his words will determine the authenticity of his bona fides
Recently, the Solidarity Guard has protected Palestinian bus drivers from racist attacks
Today people emigrate from this island by choice and return by choice
The lack of investment in public hospitals means consultants will have lots of free time
Health is shaped significantly by decisions on land use, agriculture, transportation, energy, planning and governance
We were told this happened because other passengers had paid to select seats
‘Tánaiste was not silenced. He made a brief, loaded remark on his way into a Cabinet meeting’
“This creates a profoundly unlevel playing field. It also hands the State control over who can effectively challenge it in court ...”
With any luck, the outcome of Trump’s planning application to Clare County Council will allow us to finally resolve that well-known paradox
“Without a doubt, nursing is a privilege, but it is a profession first, and it should be recognised and resourced accordingly.”
“The exemptions system is not a support system for students, it’s a cop-out on the part of the State”
It is difficult to believe that clinicians are comfortable with a system that leaves patients suffering while everyone waits for Monday
Reversing this shift and prioritising public and active transport must be an immediate focus
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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