Letters to the Editor, January 31st: On traffic chaos and weather, flooding, EU sanctions on Iran and a tip about tips
Ireland’s transport challenges are real and growing
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Bed for St Brigid?
The day is usually marked by miserable, gloomy weather
Letters to the Editor, January 30th: On Doomsday scenarios, health insurance hikes, flooding and the scrambler scourge
The existential threats we face today are all created by human decisions
A tax deal for private landlords
Sale of the property would be prohibited in exchange for the tax package.
Letters to the Editor, January 29th: On presenting the shamrock, US investment, valuing An Post and advice on advisers
Every day I see the same disbelief and shock reflected in the Irish media and in social discourse
Time to shorten January
Maybe there should be 31 days in February
Child-free by choice
I choose a life that is full, purposeful and not lacking for want of offspring
Giving something back
Ireland is one of the few countries that has increased international aid
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Remote working helps Irish workers survive
The changes to working practices have allowed people navigate housing, childcare and transport issues
Letters to the Editor, January 27th: On perceptions and realities, defence and security and e-scooters and safety
When facts are absent, unclear or poorly communicated, misconceptions can flourish
The hidden risk in working from home
Companies must be asking themselves why are they maintaining these facilities if employees are not using them?
Letters to the Editor, January 26th: On Revenue and family carers, young children and screen time and a Trump-free St Brigid’s Day?
Carers already face exhaustive means testing and ongoing reassessment to qualify for these payment
It is becoming increasingly embarrassing to be Irish
Surely it’s time for us to grow up and give something back to the world?
Letters to the Editor, January 24th: On Trump’s Board of Peace, medical diagnostics, governing the country and not so dry January
The futuristic models presented by the US administration are a million miles away from reality
Letters to the Editor, January 23rd: On the hard life of a commuter, the world according to Trump, flu vaccines and speedy passports
I’d like to see a Minister attempt to get to a 9am meeting or lecture on time by taking two buses to cross the city
Your letters: On HR and stressed doctors, motorists in bus lanes, medals for Trump
We’ve had a crisis in recruitment and retention of doctors in this country for years
Dublin Bus and its €15,000 offer
We should be bringing in international transport experts with proven experience
Letters to the Editor, January 21st: On why Ireland is badly governed, dangers posed by food and Donald’s world
I have neither the interest nor the influence in seeing people jump a queue
‘The challenge is not to pretend that commuting can be wished away’
It is about frustration with the time it takes to get between home and work
Letters to the Editor, January 20th: On chronic problems with dental services, a stronger Europe and no céad míle fáilte in Ireland
For too long dentistry has remained the Cinderella of Irish healthcare
Dangerous driving: the gap between rhetoric and reality
This was not a momentary error but conduct at the most serious end of the scale
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