The wires are buzzing with the latest Irish Water folly; the wasting of another €650,000 of our money on an ad’campaign called “From Cloud to Glass”. Proof, that this quango is firmly rooted in cloud cuckoo land.

The tactics of the ‘no’ side in the Marriage Equality debate are quite unprecedented in the history of Irish referendums.

Though I am in no way party political, the electorate were quite right to give Fianna Fáil a right good kicking in the last election.

Ignorance is bliss. Technology and great work by the Gardaí put Graham O’Dwyer behind bars.

In the North, West and South of the country, people are leaving their stretches of ground and the population in Ireland is increasing in the East.

I struggle to write a letter about the Easter Rising of 1916, because I am overawed when I consider the profound sacrifice those visionaries made, in offering up their very lives for Irish freedom.

I must admit that I initially thought Charlie Murphy’s riposte to an objective statistical analysis of Gaza’s Palestinian community was a belated April fool’s joke (Letters, April 2).

There has been much talk about water bills, but no information from Irish Water as to what our bills will include. Although at a flat rate, will our bills be personalised to a level of water consumption associated with a particular address?

Reporting on Ian Bailey’s civil action for damages indicated that the legal costs would be €5m, the allocation of which would be the subject of further negotiation.

The importance of water metering has been illustrated by the findings of “the first cycle of water-meter readings, according to Irish Water”.