In responding to the bishops’ objection to the new abortion bill, Enda Kenny conceded the Church’s “right to their own opinion” but said that “my book is the Constitution”.

It appears that Minister Michael Noonan does not wish to place any financial contraints on Bank Of Ireland’s Richie Boucher and others like him.

Victoria White (Opinion, May 9) should really do a little background reading in climate science.

The article, ‘Cabinet to review sale of forestry rights,’ by your reporter, Juno McEnroe, raises serious concerns.

We are now told “slopping out” in Irish prisons will be eliminated soon.

The Taoiseach and senior Cabinet ministers have said that the proposed legislation on abortion will not change the law.

Minister for Defence Alan Shatter said Irish war-time neutrality was a “statement of moral bankruptcy”.

When we are divided we are well on the way to being conquered.

The ongoing US media attempts to go to war in Syria have been stepped up in recent weeks with claims that the Syrian government has been using chemical weapons, something we have all heard before over decades of US imperialism and its ongoing love affair with war and all things military.

My own disappointment at the resignation of Sir Alex Ferguson as manager of Manchester United derives from two related points.