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The recent by-elections proved three things.
Wed, 15 Oct, 2014
The World Health Organisation did not act decisively when the ebola outbreak in West Africa was confirmed in March.
Nick Foley blames ‘Labour under Burton’ and ‘Labour under Gilmore’ for ‘slowly flaying Paddy alive’ [Letters, October 11].
In early September, I returned to Ireland to visit my 84-year-old father, who had been admitted to Cork University Hospital, with a stroke due to an infection.
Last Friday was World Mental Health Day. On the previous Friday, you published an article on mental illness, by Mr Paul Gilligan, CEO of St Patrick’s Mental Health Services, entitled “Stigma of mental illness unfair and crude”.
Claire Fitzgerald’s poignant letter about the sad closure of UCC’S bookstore evoked so many memories for me, and I’m sure for thousands of former students.
It is mind numbing to think of protesting about water charges, on the basis it is a human right.
The threat of an ebola outbreak is growing everyday.
Tue, 14 Oct, 2014
It is reassuring to hear that our chances of contracting ebola in Ireland are very small as there are no direct flights from Africa to this country.
The Minister for Justice Frances Fitzgerald announced additional terror offences in the Seanad on October 7 and expressed concern about the “recruitment and training for terrorist activities”.
