CAN we talk about the other referendum? 

LATER this year, with luck, my wife and I will celebrate our 43rd wedding anniversary. 

Safer roads enable children to play, encourage people to cycle and walk and reduced speed limits would decrease the number of fatalities on Irish roads, writes Fergus Finlay.

DON’T you just love a neck-and-neck election? That’s what the general election in the UK is shaping up to be. It offers all the potential excitement of our favourite spectator sport. It’s just a month away, and already it looks like it will be a really tough and bruising encounter.

I SET OUT to write about Archbishop Diarmuid Martin, and about conscience and marriage, writes Fergus Finlay

IT wasn’t a funereal atmosphere on the ferry on Sunday, but it was sad and solemn. 

Gay people have suffered, not because of what they’ve done, but because of who they are, writes Fergus Finlay

THE sky cracked over Leinster House last week.

THAT was a good speech by Taoiseach Enda Kenny at the weekend. 

MY HEART went out to Terry Prone when I read her column yesterday. And even more to the man in her life. Mind you, I always envy Terry’s ability to make me smile about something that I’m certain was a scary experience.