Sir, – Seán Andrews’s letter describes a future I want to belong to! No ironing!
Perhaps the Oireachtas could elect an Ironing Board, peopled by hard-pressed TDs, with a brief to deal with all the dirty laundry currently being washed in public.
I imagine all such appointments would be announced by the Dáil press office. – Yours, etc,
PAT QUINN,
New Irish citizens: ‘I hear the racist and xenophobic slurs on the streets. Everything is blamed on immigrants’
Jack Reynor: ‘We were in two minds between eloping or going the whole hog but we got married in Wicklow with about 220 people’
‘I could have gone to California. At this rate, I probably would have raised about half a billion dollars’
Ballsbridge mews formerly home to Irish musician for €1.95m
Inchicore,
Dublin 8.
Sir, – I’d like to add my support to Seán Andrews’s campaign to ban ironing. I gave up ironing 10 years when I became a mother and suddenly had no time to accomplish such mundane tasks. I have never looked back. I haven’t worn a piece of ironed clothing since, apart from the odd special occasion, and I doubt if anyone has ever noticed. Glad to be doing my bit for the planet, as well as for my own wellbeing and precious leisure time! – Yours, etc,
AISLING JUDGE,
Ballinteer,
Dublin 16.