After five long years in college I couldn’t wait to graduate. I knew everything — well at the time, I thought I did.

I had a dream last night. It was a dream in which Michael O’Leary was minister for energy and was thrashing out an agreement with the oil and gas exploration companies.

I am ‘outing’ Ireland’s other Secret Millionaires. I call them Ireland’s other Secret Millionaires, because if they had a million euro on deposit in the bank, the income it would generate, is what these individuals get annually from the taxpayers.

Following the debate on gay marriage my view is evolving.

Your arts editor needs a month off work, for an in-depth reality check. His article, ‘Stolen moments in British Museum’, (Irish Examiner, Nov 4), calls for items to be returned to their countries of origin.

As long as we continue to pay, the goons at Revenue, along with the countless other perpetrators of folly, will continue on their merry way.

I watched The Disappeared on RTÉ. I expected major information about those who are missing or those whose bodies have been recovered. But, alas, that was not the case.

Fiona Finn (“Immigrants not expecting welfare”, Irish Examiner, Nov 4) asserts that Peter O’Dwyer’s article (Oct 29) ” deceives by omission”.

Monique Walsh (Letters, Nov 5) illustrates the value of factual, rational debate, but only because her response is a series of omissions and gross misrepresentation.

I have often wondered about the decision makers in our government and felt some had an understanding of basic finance and some had not.