Horses for courses
The world can rest easy
Letters
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
Seldom seen kid
I believe it must be 25 or 30 years since I saw such a thing
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
Social media and responsibility
We should be mindful of the vulnerability of immigrants
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
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Letters to the Editor, July 28th: On Gaza and religion, the cost of sexual abuse redress, and Galway traffic
Criticisms of the actions of Israel are commonly branded as anti-Semitic
Best time to introduce alcohol health warnings is today
It might help a poor relationship with alcohol from starting
Letters to the Editor, July 26th: On a national day of protest, GAA referees, and pearl clutchers
People are totally frustrated and appalled that the situation is getting worse by the day
Letters to the Editor, July 25th: On starving Gazans, wind farms, and sprats
This photograph stopped people in their tracks
Letters to the Editor, July 24th: On Gaza, the NDP, Repealer regret and wind farm demolition
Repeal replaced shame with dignity, silence with support, and risk with safety
National day of protest over Gaza
A condemnation of atrocities in Gaza, not of Israel’s right to self-determination or self-defence
Galway, city of the traffic
Congestion is not just an inconvenience, it is choking economic and social potential
Letters to the Editor, July 23rd: On the EU response to Gaza, planning nostalgia and taxing Ireland
Unremitting suffering of Palestinians is a blot on our collective humanity
Letters to the Editor, July 22nd: On emergency dental treatment, Áras candidates and vulgar language
These conditions can result in serious medical morbidity requiring hospital admission
Coldplay couple are nobody’s business
Why has the world vilified these two people, mocked them and humiliated them?
Letters to the Editor, July 21st: On what political polls reveal, defending bedsits, and waking up to woke
Do we think that Ireland is immune from this trend?
Letters to the Editor, July 19th: On apologising to Ireland, long holidays and Lidl
Mr Huckabee is looking for an apology from you
‘I am particularly happy for those All-Ireland ticket holders who rarely or never set foot inside a GAA ground all year’
I would ask that they spare a moment to reflect as they pass through the turnstiles on Sunday
Letters to the Editor, July 18th: On GP visit fees, cohousing, and Rosie O’Donnell for president
Is €90 a record for a GP consultation fee?
Letters to the Editor, July 17th: On school summer holidays, regulating the property market and a man of letters
The current system leaves parents dreading and then merely enduring the summer holidays
Passport delay discrimination
The Department of Foreign Affairs certainly doesn’t value me as it ought