I got my Eircode this morning and it crossed my mind that life was all of a sudden much easier, until I thought of my Revenue PIN number for the Local Property Tax (put money away), MPRN number for electricity (put money away), WPRN number for water (put money away).

I read the letter from Fr. Maurice Foley (Irish Examiner, July 3) and the effect agri-science may have had on the aroma of coffee. I am fortunate in that I visit most of the growing regions of the world to buy coffee, and have observed many coffee-cultivation developments over the last 25 years.

Do you think it a wise idea if I put my post code in the cupboard with my iodine tablets ?

After the recent same sex marriage referendum, Archbishop of Dublin, Diarmuid Martin stated that the Church needed to learn some lessons. That must go down as the understatement of the century.

The Government has made a law to ‘steal’ money from people’s pensions and social welfare benefits.

We as a family appeal to Health Minister, Leo Varadkar to intervene in the delayed opening of the new cystic fibrosis/respiratory ward 5B in Cork University Hospital.

For years, I have waited for postcodes, so that Ireland PLC could finally take its place among the coded nations of the Earth. No more, I thought, will I have to worry about purchasing from Amazon.com and adding a fictitious post code.

The 34th Amendment (marriage-equality referendum) was passed in May, but we must await the outcome of legal challenges before it can be enacted. 

While I enjoyed the Cork seniors’ win, I was appalled by the lack of respect shown by both teams to our national anthem.

I am enjoying the Motors pages in Saturday’s Irish Examiner but when is Declan Colley’s love-in with Audi going to stop?