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A century after the ‘Duck Truce’, blood sports still shame our nation
A century after the ‘Duck Truce’, blood sports still shame our nation
There has been a tendency over the years to poke fun at the unofficial truce observed by both sides in the 1916 Rising to allow for the feeding of the ducks in St Stephen’s Green, with at least one recent newspaper article alluding to is as “a descent into farce.”

Wed, 06 Apr, 2016

Birth of camels since arrival of circus in Ireland raises serious questions
Birth of camels since arrival of circus in Ireland raises serious questions

As protests against the use of wild animals by the Austrian Circus Belly Wien/Renz currently touring the country grow stronger by the day, its increasingly beleaguered spokesperson has taken to claiming in media interviews that its animals are happy, because several camels have given birth since arriving here.

Wed, 06 Apr, 2016

Let’s not forget those who made a difference
Let’s not forget those who made a difference

Gerard Howlin (Opinion, March 30) rightly praises the early leaders of this State for cementing our Parliamentary Institutions.

Wed, 06 Apr, 2016

Take inspiration from Sabina Higgins’ speech
Take inspiration from Sabina Higgins’ speech
Having read of the ‘empires of greed’ speech by Sabina Higgins at the graveside of Countess Markievicz at Glasnevin cemetery, and watched the inspirational commemoration ceremonies honouring those who sacrificed so much to lay the foundation stones for our Constitution and Republic, the ‘empires of greed’ element was soon brought sharply into focus.

Wed, 06 Apr, 2016

Must try harder
Must try harder
Perhaps the teachers should be treated like most employees in this country, ie work 40 hours a week with FOUR weeks’ holidays a year.

Wed, 06 Apr, 2016

Dudley Edwards has lost any residual crediblity
Dudley Edwards has lost any residual crediblity

Hopefully, your correspondent (Irish Examiner, Letters, March 28) Diarmuid P Ó Luasa’s subtle but magnificent irony will not be lost on Ms Ruth Dudley Edwards.

Wed, 06 Apr, 2016

Israel accusations made without a shred of proof
Israel accusations made without a shred of proof

Once again a leading member of a morally defective and hypocritical Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign casually and without a shred of empirical evidence accuses Israel, the only democratic state in the Middle East, of “ethnic cleansing; violence and murder” (Letters, April 1).

Tue, 05 Apr, 2016

A successful and fair minority government is the way forward
A successful and fair minority government is the way forward
The media and many political commentators, displaying serious collective amnesia, are, lemming like, demanding a ‘stable’ grand coalition between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael.

Tue, 05 Apr, 2016

Electorate is to blame for general election mess
Electorate is to blame for general election mess

Dan Kiely, CEO of Voxpro, (Irish Examiner, April 2) said “the decision of the electorate in February’s general election was abundantly clear. The people want change and stability.”

Tue, 05 Apr, 2016

Selective reasoning when it comes to 1916
Selective reasoning when it comes to 1916

Nothing illustrates how selective we can be on the question of 1916 than the following story which is, apparently, quite true.

Tue, 05 Apr, 2016

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