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Having fire extinguishers in cars is dangerous
Having fire extinguishers in cars is dangerous
Recent proposals from Garda headquarters that legislation should be introduced to make it an offence not to carry a working torch, breakdown triangle, high-visibility vest, first-aid kit and a fire extinguisher at all times while driving are to be welcomed, with one important exception.

Wed, 04 Nov, 2015

UK should consider ban on interest payments
UK should consider ban on interest payments
The British Government pays around £43bn per annum in servicing its public debt. This means that each household in Britain pays around £2,000 per year in taxes to finance the interest.

Wed, 04 Nov, 2015

Yes, the hare is a remarkable work of nature — leave it that way
Yes, the hare is a remarkable work of nature — leave it that way
With the hare coursing season in full swing, the Irish Coursing Cub (ICC) has stated on its official website that the Irish hare is “a remarkable work of nature which has thrived for thousands of years on our island, and will continue to flourish only with the assistance of coursing clubs.”

Wed, 04 Nov, 2015

Truth might not be only casualty in repeal of 8th
Truth might not be only casualty in repeal of 8th

According to Shaun Connolly (‘Pro-choice side must be proactive ahead of campaign’ Irish Examiner, October 31) Repeal of the eighth will only pass if there is a clear outline of the structures and time limits for terminations in Ireland.

Tue, 03 Nov, 2015

Why tell the thieves what gardaí plan to do?
Why tell the thieves what gardaí plan to do?

Do you ever wake up and feel as though you are in cuckoo land or worse still in Disneyland?

Tue, 03 Nov, 2015

When you need to cure food, it’s no wonder it can make you sick
When you need to cure food, it’s no wonder it can make you sick

The recent media coverage highlighting the claims that processed meats such as bacon and ham are harmful for the body and can cause cancer is not entirely new, considering that God in the Bible warned in the book of Leviticus not to eat these foods.

Tue, 03 Nov, 2015

Obama’s sudden decision to send Special Forces should fool no one
Obama’s sudden decision to send Special Forces should fool no one

The sudden decision by Obama to send special forces to Syria ‘to combat ISIS’ is fooling no one. For well over a year ISIS seem to have been able to act with impunity while the US seemed ‘unable’ to stop their progress or intervene.

Tue, 03 Nov, 2015

Donal Óg’s odyssey will keep us chatting
Donal Óg’s odyssey will keep us chatting
We don’t live in a utopian society in Ireland but, on the other hand, we have a lot to be grateful for. Freedom of speech and freedom of the press are brilliant bonuses here – look at North Korea and other “closed” and oppressive countries.

Tue, 03 Nov, 2015

Sophistry of denying nations sovereignty
Sophistry of denying nations sovereignty

The UN special reprehensive for international migration, Peter Sutherland, says “sovereignty is an absolute illusion that has to be put behind us. The days of hiding behind borders and fences has long gone.”

Tue, 03 Nov, 2015

Some Palestinian families only have running water three days a month
Some Palestinian families only have running water three days a month

I have just returned from two weeks in the Bethlehem area of the Palestinian West Bank, where I travelled as part of a fact finding tour with the YMCA.

Mon, 02 Nov, 2015

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