Eamonn Gilmore refused to attend a male-only dinner in another country, on the premise that such an event is discriminatory towards women.

Lovely picture of Kate Middleton, with her baby-on-board badge, in the London Underground on Thursday, Mar 21.

Contrary to comments by a Mr Doyle (Letters, Mar 22), Bus Éireann operates a high-frequency commuter service between Kells and Dublin, with services starting from Kells at 5.30am, and going every 15 minutes at peak-times.

Maybe the Road Safety Authority could make another advert regarding cyclists.

In reference to the recent debacle in Cyprus, the intention to take money from people’s savings to pay for the financial crisis is a precedent that few would have envisaged.

The government of Cyprus, under duress from the European Central Bank, was asked to approve the ‘theft’ of 10% of the value of all depositors’ savings.

Riddle me this. We are told that the protection of private property is so strong in the Constitution that touching the pensions of retired politicians cannot be considered.

I was pleased to see in your newspaper (Mar 19) that Tim Cowhig, CEO of Element Power, wants a proper national debate about wind farms in Ireland.

Pamela Duncan now joins with Pat Spillane in their appeal to save the Kerry GAA team.

I feel it is only right and fitting that the displays of the teams in the two games at Croke Park on St Patrick’s Day are acknowledged.