A properly regulated taxi industry is best for customer and driver
Commentary suggesting that the regulated industry is failing does not stand up
Letters
Letters: Camhs’ operating procedures should be audited regularly to ensure compliance
Clear guidelines are in place to prevent the situation that occurred in north Kerry
Tackling Ireland’s rugby performance
Perhaps the issue in this Six Nations is not individual players, but a selection philosophy that feels reactive rather than strategic
How does Sinn Féin propose Ukraine negotiate without the necessary military resources?
Aggressors rarely concede at the negotiating table what they are winning on the battlefield
An Post has missed an opportunity to really put its stamp on the Aran geansaí
Images shown make the jumpers look unrealistic
Parnell himself might well square up in Rotunda Hospital row
The task of An Coimisiún Pleanála was not to adjudicate on healthcare policy or capital investment priorities
Thornley’s Ireland team prediction almost always accurate
His predicted Irish teams for the French and Italian matches were totally in agreement with Andy Farrell’s
Good luck to Simon Harris in his efforts to change investment risk appetites
Once bitten, twice shy – so twice bitten, stay away apparently holds
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Pause in proposed SNA changes offers a chance to reflect on their real value
Contribution of special needs assistants represents sound investment in our children
Scrutiny of EU laws should be scrutinised
The skewering of specialist committee examination is not administrative efficiency; it is the creation of a democratic deficit
Sinn Féin, Ukraine and the Spanish Civil War
In Ukraine ‘the issues are clearer’, and we cannot know who would have won in Spain with no intervention
Leaving Cert exam process curtails critical thinking
We must move towards a model of critical pedagogy
Treating housing crisis as an emergency
The State must take direct responsibility for building, co-ordinating and delivering homes
Housing as investment has priced out ordinary workers
Government design, not market forces alone, has shaped today’s housing crisis
Rotunda Hospital decision: Much-needed development or potential damage to city’s heritage?
Refusal of permission for €100m wing at Dublin maternity hospital divides opinion
Without western intervention, we would have a puppet regime in Ukraine
Inaction of the West following the 2014 invasion of Crimea emboldened Putin
Seaweed harvesting of the 1930s
Farmers had a section each (not unlike the bogs) for harvesting seaweed
Alzheimer’s is not just a disease of older people
The is a common misconception that this is a disorder of the elderly
We should not allow ourselves to be bullied into a military union
Our duty to protect Irish national security does not extend to assuming responsibility for the defence of Europe
Where are the impact assessments the Government must do for EU regulations?
Legislative scrutiny is required
Even if it could, would the Central Bank want to encourage more lending?
More targeted approaches needed to help domestic economy
Ireland’s lack of military capacity weakens European security
We have an obligation to our UK and EU partners
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