Being Irish and Jewish: I love my home, but I am so angry
The pride I once had in being Irish is fleeting
Letters
Attracting Irish doctors in Australia back to Ireland
Australia’s health system benefits significantly from their expertise and their dedication to patients.
Letters to the Editor, October 19th: On protecting citizens from hardship, public service pay and buying second hand books from Britain
Every sector and group are banging their drums and putting their hands out
A lesson from Notre Dame
Incredible work was done
Taxing issue of LPT rates: How a mansion dweller can pay less than an apartment owner
Levy for local government is based on property value, leading to disparities between counties
Waterford murders should remind people who buy drugs of their illegality
Buying 'recreational’ drugs involves complicity in deadly criminal trade
What will become of Irish towns when all the independent shops are closed?
As a shopkeeper and employer I feel duped by the Government in last week's budget
Memories of the Citroën 2CV
‘I’ve never seen a car like it, did you make it yourself?’
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Public sector strikers cannot expect a raise without working for it
Agreeing to pay increases for obsolete workflows makes no sense
Sally Rooney books withdrawal should trouble those who care about freedom of expression
Suppression rarely weakens a cause, but usually hands it a martyr
Memories of a station Mass
There could be up to 14 men in the house to be fed, and the preparations were every bit as thorough
What is the Department of Education’s plan for primary school consultation?
The department committed a year ago to drawing up best-practice guidance but says now only that 'work is ongoing'
Why you should cut a delayed doctor some slack
Some day, you might be the patient who needs more of their time
Eamonn Casey did good as well as bad
Trócaire has and continues to save the lives of thousands of people in the developing world
Mandatory pension deductions and USC tax bands to blame for eroding public workers’ pay
Unions should focus on what State takes from salaries rather than pushing solely for wage rises
Citroën eile: Return of 2CV brings back wonderful memories and hope for future
More than five million of the basic cars were made – now the model is being relaunched as a simple electric vehicle
I can’t buy Sally Rooney’s books in the UK, but I can buy Hitler’s
I am not aware of any of her novels advocating support for Palestine Action
Reward TV licence-fee payers by allowing them to skip ads on RTÉ Listen app
Readers agree with Kathy Sheridan’s annoyance about automated commercials ruining listening pleasure
Irish players refusing to shake hands with Israeli counterparts was unsporting
However, the Irish players’ actions were neither anti-Semitic nor defamatory
Is Trump colluding with Putin to damage Zelenskiy?
Ukraine was reportedly denied full access to Elon Musk’s Starlink just as Russia launched a missile attack
Ministers and TDs afraid to pass a picket line
Why is the Dáil essentially at the behest of unelected trade union bosses?
Depressing move on local property tax in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown
Can nobody in Government see what is wrong with this?
Just the ticket for a cheap day out at the seaside
Free travel pass cannot be trumped when it comes to opening up opportunities to explore
Why is rude lateness from doctors universally accepted?
It seems to be a doctor’s world, and we are consigned to accept such avoidable disrespect
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