Letters to the Editor, January 10th: On the Minneapolis shooting, invading Greenland and not so dry January
Political leaders set the tone in moments of crisis
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Australia just the tonic
A feelgood antidote for Neighbours
Letters to the Editor, January 9th: On students, housing and investors, funding Irish theatre and flying in the face of climate change
Accommodation is a national infrastructure issue requiring coordinated public action
Trying public transport
I’m looking forward to hearing about how you all get on
Letters to the Editor, January 8th: On work and the reality for women, be careful what you wish for and party time
Acknowledging the invisible work that keeps families afloat would be a better way to mark the day
Blowing the whistle on football managers
Alex Ferguson was appointed to Manchester United in 1986 and won nothing until 1990
Letters to the Editor, January 7th: On the effects of emigration on local communities, political system failures and invading Venezuela
Impact of young people leaving Ireland can be an enduring one
A walk on the wild side
We need urgent political action to address this problem
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Letters to the Editor, January 6th: On Trump and Venezuela, the power of newsprint and a walking wonderland
His future actions and not his words will determine the authenticity of his bona fides
Letters to the Editor, January 5th: On driving change from within Israel, submarine attacks and dry observations
Recently, the Solidarity Guard has protected Palestinian bus drivers from racist attacks
Lamenting emigration past its sell-by date?
Today people emigrate from this island by choice and return by choice
Letters to the Editor, January 3rd: On a new era in healthcare, giving RTÉ a good name and a right hooley
The lack of investment in public hospitals means consultants will have lots of free time
Letters to the Editor, January 2nd: On an all-encompassing approach to health, bowing to Trump and rugby out of touch
Health is shaped significantly by decisions on land use, agriculture, transportation, energy, planning and governance
Unseated by airline policy
We were told this happened because other passengers had paid to select seats
‘The debate Simon Harris claims was shut down is still wide open. It is he who has yet to show up for it.’
‘Tánaiste was not silenced. He made a brief, loaded remark on his way into a Cabinet meeting’
Letters to the Editor, January 1st, 2026: On five-day-week hospitals, and Simon Harris’s comments on migration.
“This creates a profoundly unlevel playing field. It also hands the State control over who can effectively challenge it in court ...”
What happens when the unstoppable force meets the immovable object?
With any luck, the outcome of Trump’s planning application to Clare County Council will allow us to finally resolve that well-known paradox
Letters to the Editor, December 31st: On Donald Trump’s ballroom in Doonbeg, lights on graves and seizing church assets.
“Without a doubt, nursing is a privilege, but it is a profession first, and it should be recognised and resourced accordingly.”
Letters to the Editor, December 30th: On learning supports, inheritance tax and driving tests
“The exemptions system is not a support system for students, it’s a cop-out on the part of the State”
Letters to the Editor, December 29th: On hospitals’ operating times, bus disconnects and saving the written word
It is difficult to believe that clinicians are comfortable with a system that leaves patients suffering while everyone waits for Monday
Letters to the Editor, December 27th: On congested cities, Trump’s world and electronic tagging
Reversing this shift and prioritising public and active transport must be an immediate focus
Letters to the Editor, December 26th: On tagging prisoners, crisis in Sudan and airport bliss
More than 600 are sleeping on mattresses on cell floors because no beds are available for them
A disconnected bus service
Dublin Bus and the relevant transport authorities must be held accountable
Letters to the Editor, December 24th: On why reductions in tobacco use have stalled, global devastation and women in the Church
At the most recent count, almost 12,500 retail outlets sold tobacco products
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