The motion of no confidence makes a mockery of opposition politics.

The controversy regarding the possible ex-communication of TDs who vote in favour of legislating for the X case raises some questions.

Louise Roseingrave reports a horrific scene in Medjugorje (Irish Examiner, May 28).

I would have thought that something called ‘the Haddington Road agreement’ would be deeply esoteric, and about the past meeting of minds between Patrick Kavanagh and Brendan Behan.

Ann Cahill says a euro exit would lock Ireland out of the markets (Irish Examiner, May 20).

The people of Midleton and Youghal are deeply concerned about the nature of future proposals for the HSE ambulance service in the East Cork region and anxiously seek clarification.

Councillors Dearey and Carr (Letters, May 24) take issue with your editorial of May 22 in which you suggest that it is time to consider nuclear power in Ireland.

As one involved in campaigning on right to life issues for over 30 years, I am appalled at the stance of many individuals in Leinster House on the Protection of Life During Pregnancy Bill.

Our friends in the USA seem to have the impression that we in Ireland have a Garden of Eden with a coveted juicy taxless apple.

I returned from Ireland recently after a very pleasant vacation only to discover that my car rental cost of an advertised $213 was charged $825.