I was delighted to read that Gráinne O’Connor has been facilitated to undergo assessment for epilepsy surgery.

The courage and the humanity of the TUI in supporting the boycott of cultural and academic exchanges with Israel is to be applauded.

Regarding all those hagiographic eulogies, Maggie Thatcher must be spinning in her grave that she never faked her conversion to Catholicism; by now, she would surely be a shoe-in for sainthood.

My interpretation of evil personified by Lucifer (the devil incarnate) would have to be in the shape and form of former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher.

RTÉ has issued a statement: they will charge people living outside of Ireland to watch the Sunday Game, and other programmes, online, even though they are days old when we see them.

I applaud the brave and honourable gardaí who have sought to highlight possible malpractice in relation to penalty points.

The Teachers Union of Ireland should get its own act together and not call for an academic boycott of Israel.

It was with great interest I read the opinion piece by Donal Buckley (Agri-business, Apr 8).

Donal Buckley notes the tremendous opportunity created by growth in global demand for seafood.

Your newspaper reported on the leak of millions of documents and emails that revealed the identities of holders of offshore accounts (“Identities of offshore account holders revealed”, Apr 5).