I write this letter to urge people to vote ‘no’ on the proposal to change Article 41 of our Constitution.

Caitríona McClean’s outline of Fianna Fáil’s policy on water charges (Letters, March 14) fails to address the fact that the citizen already pays for water supply via VAT and road tax – introduced by none other than the party she supports.

Christianity should be based on the teachings of Christ who opposed violence and abuses of power. 

Minister for Heritage, Heather Humphreys is reported to be “deeply disappointed” with the decision of Dublin City councillors to vote against proposals for a 1916 interpretive centre on Moore Street.

Charlie Murphy’s latest comment dodges the questions I posed to him. 

I recently read with dismay reports in the Irish Examiner of plans to establish a centre in Kinsale to commemorate “The Wild Geese”, which is intended to honour present-day veterans of the British, American and other armed forces.

I trust I’m correct in the belief that the grand marshall for the St Patrick’s Day Parade, in Dublin, is not required to deliver a speech.

Contrary to what Margaret Hickey says, neither the EU nor the UN has ever stated that “every child should be raised by their own father and mother, where possible”. 

I loved Ross Maguire’s column (“Bankruptcy is the game-changer to force the banks’ hands”, Irish Examiner, March 3). The idea that people in arrears might keep their homes, cancel their debts, and start again was a relief. All those financially stressed young people need a break.

It would be foolish to sell Aer Lingus. Aer Lingus is a profitable and viable airline.