Disappearing down a hole
This is especially the case when what was said no longer suits the current moment.
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Letters to the Editor, June 19th: On power supply, threats to Europe and lottery winners
The State must at all times be in control of the energy produced
Letters to the Editor, June 18th: On Russia’s military strength, Mayo and getting shirty with T-shirts
Deterrence is the best way to avoid war in the face of an aggressive regime
Racism and Northern Ireland
I met some delightful young people who were appalled at the racial prejudice
Letters to the Editor, June 17th: On EU and defence, the UN and cadaver dogs
he EU and its Nato members dwarf Russia’s economic and military capabilities
Ireland is cool for tourists
In an era of climate consciousness, our weather is no longer a drawback
Letters to the Editor. June 16th: On Israel’s war with Iran, benefits of cycling and recycling
It appears that only the US has been afforded that facility.
Bus seat theories
It brought me right back to Leaving Cert Chemistry, 1974
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Letters to the Editor, June 14th: On young people in nursing homes, attacks on Iran and Greta Thunberg
Today in Ireland, 1,249 people under 65 years live in nursing homes
Letters to the Editor, June 13th: On climate target fines, mortgages and the sound of silence
To this day I’m careful to switch off the lights
Letters to the Editor, June 12th: On rent market changes, the media and hurling
Who was there for me when rents were rising?
Censorship was comical
To this list of debauchery was added mixed bathing and advertisements for female underwear
Letters to the Editor, June 11th: On hospital consultants, gender issues and book censorship
Few of their GP colleagues knew or suspected i
Letters to the Editor, June 10th: On clinical governance, alcohol tax and gardening leave
Revelations about unnecessary hip surgeries are just one part of a far wider institutional collapse
Letters to the Editor, June 9th: On relatives in Gaza, minding your manners and Elvis
Ipush the thoughts of the inhumane killing of thousands of babies out of my mind
Letters to the Editor, June 7th: on nursing home revelations, Trump versus Musk and bird droppings
Developing dementia is one of my greatest fears
Letters to the Editor, June 6th: On Trinity College’s divestment, nursing homes and the Junior Cert
College has taken a courageous and principled stand
Letters to the Editor, June 5th: On immigration, trade union dues and red squirrels
These individuals are not a burden; they are essential to keeping European economies functioning
Letters to the Editor, June 4th: On apartments, rugby refereeing and bad sportsmanship
How is it that the Turks can produce these developments cheaply and efficiently while we in Ireland cannot?