Denis Duff (Letters, May 29) believes we should at least consider nuclear energy as a potential source of power.

It appears that the animals that were starving in the want of a bale of fodder must now wait until the Government parties are fully geared up for the local elections of 2014 to get their next meal.

I was dismayed by comments made by ITV commentator Clive Tyldesley during the Ireland vs England game, carried live on the station last Wednesday night.

I wish to register my complaint with the Irish Examiner’s outdoor marketing campaign in Limerick to sensationally sell its upcoming crime feature.

NTMA has, in its wisdom, decided that the interest rates provided by An Post and other State savings organisations would be lowered by up to 40%.

High pressure.

Rip-off Ireland is alive and well.

Has it occurred to anyone in the US that instead of spending trillions on fighting unholy wars in other countries, the money could be used to update its own infrastructure, such as roads, bridges, hospitals, schools, etc, and the place would not be falling down around their ears, as it is now?

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again, to farmers, meteorologists and others.

Irish Water announced that 400 jobs would be created during the installation of water meters over the next three years.