The story that Aer Lingus chief executive Christoph Mueller is to shut down the cabin crew base at Shannon, and outsource the jobs, should revolt decent people.

The letter from Dr Edward Hogan in the Irish Examiner (Oct 26), regarding the UK nuclear power plant to be built at Hinkley is based on unfounded pop-science.

I recently visited home in Cork and was aggrieved at the ‘rip-off’ of hidden costs. I refer mainly to my hired car.

I am disgusted to hear that Minister for Health Dr James Reilly’s and Minister of State for Primary Care Alex White’s bill to tackle our country’s problem with alcohol abuse is moderate.

I was disappointed with the Irish Examiner and its coverage, in Saturday’s edition (Oct 27), of the recent Roma issues in Tallaght and elsewhere. Why the heading ‘Roma controversy’?

I refer to media reports of the British government’s plans to build a new nuclear plant at Hinkley Point, in Somerset.

In his column (Irish Examiner, Oct 18), Matt Cooper seeks to rewrite the record of the events connected with a family tragedy to fit his own political opinion.

To the Roma families who had children taken from them into care, and to the Roma people in general, I would like to say I am sorry.

The lawyer for the Roma family, whose child was held under protective custody by the State, asked, “how would you feel if this happened to you?”

The socialist Sir Alex Ferguson did just what the landed gentry used to do.