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Will farmers now also stand in solidarity with PAYE workers?
If we are serious about fairness, then this imbalance deserves scrutiny
Honda 50 saves the day for orchestra
We all gave the Honda 50 a round of applause
A simpler model for savings
A government savings scheme with compounding taxes and fees won’t be much use to households
What’s wrong with thanking US for its Nato contribution?
We can see that Nato is in disarray
Elections in Hungary: Putin’s poodle Viktor Orbán is a disgrace
If Orbán wins and continues to act as he has been doing, EU membership should be suspended
Kanye West and anti-Semitism: Giving rapper stage at festival would certainly pose risk
If West were serious about atonement, he would put any thought of performing at festivals aside
Ring road is not the answer for Galway
We’re stuck with inconsiderate drivers
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Motor insurance premium cost increase not due to crash repair costs alone
Suggestion that motor insurance sector lacks transparency does not reflect current framework
Could tax revenue loss be hindering Ireland’s shift to renewables?
A Limerick reader questions whether fiscal considerations are delaying the green transition
There is nothing `peaceful’ about the fuel protests
The Government needs to get on with it before someone gets seriously hurt
Orbán is openly pro-Putin and anti-EU, which means favoured treatment from Trump
The irony of JD Vance’s remarks about the EU – you couldn’t make it up
Lessons from Sweden’s saving scheme
If designed carefully, such a reform could play a meaningful role in improving how Irish households save and invest
Honda 50 memories and fuel shortages: A 1970s flashback
Reader Tom Daly recalls struggling to find petrol in Limerick, drawing parallels with today’s fuel debates
Education needs bigger thinking as well as tighter budgeting
Chronic underfunding means spending overruns are inevitable
Drumcondra saga showcases dereliction of housing and of civic duty
It appears the plan for derelict accommodation is to dismiss the social housing option
Government and banks must back this move to help solve housing crisis
Cohousing residents would have their own front door but share amenities such as gardens and common rooms
In the name of the fada
Séamas O’Reilly drew attention to issues spelling Irish names with fadas correctly online
US democracy has reached a new nadir
This has been one of the most shameful episodes in American history
Leave Angola out of talk about our health system
Decades after fighting ended, Angola is still mentioned as an unsolvable basket case
Nonreligious schools should be the default throughout the State
Our human right to an objective education should not be subject to the preferences of our neighbours
Risks at Navan hospital remain because of failure to take obvious decision
Successive ministers and HSE chiefs have been made well aware of problems and solution
Sir, I write this letter from Dublin’s Beckett Bridge, where I am stuck
I waited for a bus, watching a screen that bore no relationship to the truth
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