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O’Rourke should not be allowed speak at enquiry
O’Rourke should not be allowed speak at enquiry

The prospect of Mary O’Rourke and other ex-Fianna Fáil politicians being allowed to distort banking history by relating ‘dúirt se liom go nduirt sé leis? ’ to an already warped banking enquiry is extremely worrying.

Thu, 23 Apr, 2015

One Direction are a joke
One Direction are a joke

During the golden age of rock’n’roll from 1956-1978, a band who didn’t play instruments would’ve been laughed into oblivion.

Thu, 23 Apr, 2015

Are we to turn role of President into random social science experiment?
Are we to turn role of President into random social science experiment?

Fergus Finlay (Irish Examiner, April 21) opines that adoption of the referendum proposal on May 22 to lower the age limit of presidential candidates from 35 years to 21 years would be an expression of Ireland coming of age with ‘a young uncynical President’, as if the role of head of state is to become a random and unstructured social science experiment.

Thu, 23 Apr, 2015

RTE’s war on use of certain words raises questions about censorship
RTE’s war on use of certain words raises questions about censorship

“I intend giving this warning to everyone — you will not on this programme, you or anyone else, use the word ‘homophobia’. You will not use that word about anybody”. So said Joe Duffy on the RTÉ Liveline programme last Friday.

Thu, 23 Apr, 2015

Tubridy’s eulogising of men of 1916 is naive

Anyone possessed of a genuine respect for liberal democracy and endowed with a human heart should be outraged at Ryan Tubridy’s eulogy of 1916.

Thu, 23 Apr, 2015

It is naïve to suggest Europe can sustain mass migration from Africa
It is naïve to suggest Europe can sustain mass migration from Africa

Your editorial (“It’s time for a cultural shift”, Irish Examiner, April 21) argues that Europe needs to accept permanent large-scale immigration from Africa and the Middle East because of the poverty, tyranny and religious extremism which bedevils those regions.

Wed, 22 Apr, 2015

EU should face court over its cruel policy on Mediterranean refugees
EU should face court over its cruel policy on Mediterranean refugees

In 2014 the European Union and its member state Governments including Ireland decided to halt the Italian led rescue operation in the Mediterranean called Mare Nostrum, which had successfully rescued about 140,000 refugees fleeing poverty, famine, conflicts and human rights abuses in the Middle East and Africa.

Wed, 22 Apr, 2015

Irish Water is not what Fianna Fáil had planned

I read the piece by Peter O Dwyer (Irish Examiner, April 21) regarding Irish Water and Eurostat with considerable interest as more than €1.3bn will be added to the government deficit over a three-year period if a key Eurostat decision on Irish Water goes against Mr Noonan.

Wed, 22 Apr, 2015

Traditional marriage has served society well
Traditional marriage has served society well

I will be voting no in the referendum on marriage equality for the following reasons: Marriage, as I understand it, has a biological aspect that requires both male and female participation for the natural procreation of children.

Wed, 22 Apr, 2015

We must endeavour to end migrant tragedies
We must endeavour to end migrant tragedies

Although the captain of the ‘coffin ship’, in which more than 700 refugees perished, has been arrested, this will mean nothing if the source of the problem is not addressed.

Wed, 22 Apr, 2015

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