Letters to the Editor, August 13th: On Gaza atrocities, Ukraine, small SUVs, and protecting your bike
We have all had access to the same knowledge but some have chosen to not see and to not speak
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A letter from Michael O’Leary: ‘MetroLink is a mad, bad project’
Being criticised by Irish Times columnists is always a great compliment
Letters to the Editor, August 12th: On a peace deal for Ukraine, upsetting images, and fearless women
Surely the time has come to silence the guns through the pursuit of diplomacy
Not wild about Trinity College
For years the elegant facade was complemented by a beautifully maintained lawn.
Letters to the Editor, August 11th: On two sides to attacks on Gaza, an emergency planning court, and RTÉ
In her lament, she tells us that wearing her Star of David makes her ashamed
SUVs and me
Thankfully, my boot opens and my back seat collapses
Letters to the Editor, August 9th: On traffic solutions, landlords, Dublin Bikes, and taking the rap
There is potentially a better way, and we have a golden opportunity to plan
Attacks on Indian people
Racism against any group of people is abhorrent
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Letters to the Editor, August 8th: On questions on Gaza, prescribing opioids, and big cars
Why did the world not stop Israel’s war crimes when the first hospital was shelled?
Letters to the Editor, August 7th: On the wisdom of Metrolink, abortion data, and the red fox
Congestion isn’t typically caused by parked cars, but by vehicles using roads at the same time
Letters to the Editor, August 6th: On monitoring public spending, housing solutions and landlords’ rent roll
These accounts should be made public as the projects proceed so
Food recalls and the role of supermarkets
Almost every customer of the big supermarkets uses a loyalty card.
Letters to the Editor, August 5th: On loving Dublin, men reading books, Gaza, and a radical approach to the nation’s health
‘I witnessed the most beautiful outpouring of love for our capital city’
Letters to the Editor, August 4th: On a dangerous time to be a woman, landlords and rent, and President Trump’s favour
Why are we not collectively howling from the rafters?
Letters to the Editor, August 2nd: On Metro and St Stephen’s Green, roads policing and Daniel O’Connell’s stamp
London has shown how infrastructure can enhance rather than damage a city’s fabric
Letters to the Editor, August 1st: On asylum, Spotify and the arms trade, and tariffs
It’s hard to recall significant progress on this issue during his tenure
Letters to the Editor, July 31st: On Israel’s reputation, reviewing Rosie O’Donnell, and the beautiful game
If the war had ended sooner, the terrible fate of the hostages would have been more hopeful
Letters to the Editor, July 30th: On tariffs, jobs and houses, protest voices, and bargain cycle lanes
No similar commitments apply, it seems, on the US side
Foreign direct investment and a housing solution
The houses were built very quickly and are as warm as toast
Letters to the Editor, July 29th: On the HSE’s lost millions and funding services, the All-Ireland and women, and Gaza
We live in dread for our daughter’s future