Sir, – I was disappointed to find no Obituaries in your paper of February 6th, 2023 (Supplement, February 6th, 2013). I would love to know if you asked anyone for permission, those who declined, those who agreed and, best of all, those who clamoured for inclusion without even being asked. What a missed opportunity! – Yours, etc,
Sir, – In your issue of February 6th, 2023, you forgot to mention that Carlow was heading for their fourth in a row All-Ireland football and hurling titles. – Is mise,
Sir, – After having been “away” for the last decade, I note that the price of today’s Irish Times is €4 (February 6th, 2023). May I be the first to congratulate the governments of the past 10 years for managing to keep, despite all the pressure, the annual rate of inflation under 10 per cent. – Yours, etc,
A chara, – I see that in 2023 there still isn’t a United Ireland. (February 6th, 2023). – Is mise,
Sir, – I see that Bono is still surgically attached to the same silly shades in 2023 (February 6th, 2023). No wonder Ali ran off with Liam Neeson. – Yours, etc,
Sir, – The front page of the futuristic Irish Times is interesting. It suggests that in 2023 we will have reached Mars and holidaying in Space. Looking at the banner photograph on the front page however shows one woman very much stuck in the past . . . smoking a cigarette in public . . . in 2023! – Yours, etc,