Sir, – Further to Frank McNally’s “A history of Ireland in 100 questions” (An Irishman’s Diary, July 13th), “Did you put out the bins?” – Yours, etc,
GERRY KIERANS,
Athgarvan,
Co Kildare.
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Sir, – In this increasingly digitised age, how long more before the following question to a spouse just returned from morning shopping will pass into history? “Did you bring the paper?” – Yours, etc,
DENIS O’DONOGHUE,
Killarney, Co Kerry.
Sir,– “Is there anybody sitting here?”, an Irish person asks, pointing at an empty seat on public transport. – Yours, etc,
FIDELMA O’BRIEN,
Naas, Co Kildare.
Sir, – “You are on mute; you are on mute.” – Yours, etc,
RAYMOND BURKE,
Killiney,
Co Dublin.
