Why do writers on Irish history feel an obligation to be fair to those who inflicted a pointless and mad Civil War on the new State
Can we still not recognise such culpability without fear of being accused of taking sides?
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Letters to the Editor, August 29th: On potential presidents, being left-handed, and Connemara National Park
`A certain Jimi Hendrix being left-handed restrung his right-handed Fender Stratocaster and flipped it over’
Autistic children still on waiting lists
Disability rights campaigner Cara Darmody urges Government to act
Letters to the Editor, August 28th: On Israeli war bonds, SUV taxation, falling tourism, and daily steps
‘EU and UK leadership has lost its moral compass when it comes to direct action against the Israeli regime’
Parents should not allow children on e-scooters
‘As clinicians involved in the care of children with traumatic brain injuries, we are writing to highlight our concerns’
Letters to the Editor, August 27th: On more deaths in Gaza, the right to work, and GenAI’s unreliability
‘Genocide, ethnic cleansing and blatant breaches of international law are becoming commonplace’
School principals should not have to rely on fundraising
Critical infrastructural upgrades must be provided by the Department of Education
Letters to the Editor, August 26th: On smug drivers, running for president, and Irish entrepreneurs
‘The future of transport is not cars – electric or otherwise’
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Letters to the Editor, August 25th: On climate change solutions, changing seasons, drones, and finger wagging
Thousands have died across Europe this summer from unprecedented heat
‘If the presidency vanished tomorrow, the only crisis would be who gets custody of the biscuit tin’
The salary could fund a hospital ward
Letters to the Editor, August 23rd: On awesome SUVs, shapeshifters, and men and women
I too look forward to many more years of happy driving
Letters to the Editor, August 22nd: On college football and climate, fish kills, and wagging the finger
Are my concerns and observations unreasonable or ill-informed?
Media responsibility and climate change
This article openly encourages lavish holidays in the pursuit of pleasure seeking
Former Irish chief rabbi calls for moral clarity over Gaza
‘Hamas’s sins and crimes do not relieve the government of Israel of its obligations to ... prevent mass starvation’
Letters to the Editor, August 21st: On Norman names, Tony Holohan and the Shannon pipeline
`Fintan O’Toole makes a common mistake as regards Irish surnames'
Letters to the Editor, August 20th: On the long wait for Leaving Cert results, loving bikes, and Maurice for the Áras
We also know that we can do nothing to address the unfair playing field that is the points race
Letters to the Editor, August 19th: On killing aid workers, Connolly’s presidency bid and hardy perennials
Calling for an end to the use of aid as a weapon of war
Loneliness: ‘While technology plays an important role in connecting people it can never replace real human contact’
He captured what many men and women from all sections of society experience on a daily basis
Letters to the Editor, August 18th: On the presidency, Trump and Putin in Alaska, and being caught short at The Weir
Why he was deselected is still a murky matter
Appreciation: Dr David Naylor: One of Ireland’s most respected geologists
Consultancy fee of £40 went towards an engagement ring
Letters to the Editor, August 16th: In defence of the Angelus, SUVs, and worshipping Oasis
A godless communism was sensed to be rampant and almost unstoppable
Winding up Michael O’Leary
That O’Leary feels the need to write a strongly worded letter to The Irish Times is an even greater compliment to Justine McCarthy!
Letters to the Editor, August 15th: On Michael O’Leary, Tony Honohan for president, and shooting dogs
‘Tony Holohan might be the first person to go from being the unelected head of government to an elected head of state in any western democracy
Letters to the Editor, August14th: On MetroLink arguments, calling time on the Angelus, and immigrants and jobs
Connections to and from Dublin Airport fall woefully short of most other European cities
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