During his interview with Elber Twomey on 8/9/14 (Irish Examiner Sept 9), RTÉ’s Seán O’Rourke asked Elber “How could a loving God allow such a terrible thing to happen?” referring to the death of her husband and children due to a car crash. 

A number of people living in Blackwater Heights attended an open-air meeting on the green.

We need a rights culture in terms of basic human rights for the disabled. Thousands of people with physical disabilities do not benefit from day activity or development. 

Over the past week you ran an article that promised a Q&A re the new water charges; I was looking forward to reading it, to find out the facts.

After a heavy downpour here in the upper Bandon river valley, every hill stream starts thundering downwards.

I wish to respond to some of the comments and misrepresentations made by Professor June Nunn, Prof Martin Kinirons, Dr John Walsh and Dr Peter Gannon, President of the Irish Dental Association, in their letter published in the Irish Examiner (Oct 1).

The situation in this country needs to change. Provinces must have their own governance.

Members of the public with family links to the 1916 Rising are invited to join the 1916 Relatives Association and attend the special general meeting.

Kathleen Hegarty is my frail, 85-year-old mother-in-law who suffers from dementia and recently broke her hip.

Too much energy has been wasted on the bushfire which flared since the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) board appointments debacle.