Tony Moriarty’s letter (Irish Examiner, May 30) is headlined: “Why do we pretend Irish is still a popular language?” 

Congratulations on your new style of quirky crosswords — they are most entertaining.

I have known the Halawa family for a number of years. Ibrahim, who is in prison in Cairo (he was arrested for participating in a protest there in August, 2013) is an excellent young man.

Is an election to happen this year?

How much longer must this Greek debt farce go on before someone in Greece, or in the Troika, has an epiphany and see things clearly, and has the guts to walk away?

I was astonished by Jennifer Hough’s article (Irish Examiner, May 26) re the Roscommon vote on same-sex marriage. She implies it was a stain on the Roscommon family escutcheon.

Riddle me this.

Spot the difference between the following two statements;

I would suggest there is a difference between personal and business bank accounts particularly when these business accounts involve transactions with a state owned bank bailed out by the Irish taxpayer.

May I congratulate Liadh Ní Riada, and the other Irish working in Brussels, on a great deal for Irish fishermen.