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Letters to the Editor, April 6th: On Wood Quay and offices, Iran war fallout and in the name of the fada
Rather than walking away from this challenge, our largest local authority should be leading the way
The tyranny of cars
Cars are by far the most dangerous things in our environment
Some fuel alternatives
Bowing to pressure and abandoning oil and gas exploration will cost us dearly in terms of future energy security
Full-bodied dread: Nightmares over French wine producers’ move
Excess supplies of wine will be turned into ethanol
Advice on health insurance
Aside from a lie down after it all, what’s a girl to do, only to conclude it’s hard, if not impossible, to win
Fuel for thought on oil crisis
Today’s situation revives memories of the 1973 oil shock
Proposed savings scheme warrants greater scrutiny
Rules on asset investment are a disincentive
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Artemis II and Dublin Bus: spectacular views, worlds apart in cost
When you travel it’s never what you look at, it’s always what you see
Greater attention needed in HSE to ensure valid income is properly secured
No organisation that neglects to collect income for services rendered could remain viable
The problem with consultants determining their own fees
Greater transparency prior to appointments being made is needed
Cycle-lane misuse is an accident waiting to happen
E-bike users are travelling at speed in the wrong direction
Speed limits and fuel consumption
Significant reductions can be had if the Government were to reduce our 100km/h and 120km/h limits
Stark contradiction strikes education system for children with additional educational needs
Ireland must urgently address its systemic failures
Only Ireland has resorted to hijacking a protected community day of rest for exams
The same would be unthinkable in France and elsewhere in Europe
‘Buddy’ system could be a way to combat the fuel crisis
Our Government is considering asking us to drive less, more slowly and to take public transport where possible
We risk our skies becoming a wild west of drone activity
Public oversight is not an obstacle to innovation; it is a safeguard
Triple lock leaves Ireland too exposed
Why should a sovereign state require external approval to deploy troops?
Trump’s dire failure of moral imagination
The world deserves better than US president’s dehumanising threats
Decisions on drug reimbursement must be in interests of all patients
The patient who shared her story in Tuesday’s article deserves sympathy and support
The dire consequences of unsafe e-scooter use
Rules that are routinely ignored are scant reassurance to vulnerable road users
Empathy for students facing Sunday exams
A reader voices concern over the stress of scheduling state exams on weekends
My Kerry-to-Meath transcontinental odyssey
Honda 50 opened my eyes to the beauty of motorcycle travel
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