Fine Gael reverts to type by issuing threats.

Irish Water myths:

Your article on the problems of Cork Airport (Irish Examiner, October 31) cuts little sympathy with my UK-based daughter. 

Having read the facts about the Ebola ‘joke’ on the plane, now I see why passengers do not hand rubbish to flight attendants, but leave it under the seat.

The electoral mathematics of the next general election could dictate a Fine Gael/Fianna Fail/Labour coalition, if each is not prepared to bed down with Sinn Fein. Anyone in doubt should look to history.

In defending water charges, a Fine Gael politician in Kilkenny declared last month: Water cannot be free.

There is a remarkable contrast between child abuse involving the Catholic Church and punishment beatings on children by Sinn Fein/IRA.

Minister Simon Coveney has said there is no chance of Irish Water disappearing off anywhere, a statement that shows the arrogance of the blueshirt brigade.

I will not return any information to Irish Water before November 30. I have a number of reasons:

Eirgrid’s report on the grid’s operating constraints is published online at www.eirgrid.com/media/Transmission%20Constraint%20Groups%20Version%201%204%2019July2012.pdf.