How appropriate can it be that poppies are placed in remembrance of the Enniskillen massacre in the context of the Great Wars?

As usual, the public rarely even come into the thoughts of our ruling class except at election time.

Turnout for the children’s referendum was as to be expected —- one of the lowest in 16 years.

I would suggest that before commenting on the tragedy in Galway it would be prudent to await the verdict of a coroner.

In the past month it emerged that Government-funded crisis pregnancy agencies had given advice to women that would potentially endanger their lives.

I am rather confused about O’Leary’s latest stunt. His aircraft were obviously designed as passenger-luggage combies — passengers on top and luggage below. What happens to all of that wasted space below deck?

My husband and I have lived in the United States for over 20 years due to unemployment in Ireland in the 1980s.

The recent Supreme Court decision in relation to the children’s referendum has greatly disturbed me in two aspects:

Budget day is fast approaching and the amount of time left for its architects to scrape together sources of revenue that might deflect the burden of heavy taxation away from at least some of our citizens is diminishing.

I wish to comment on Dan Buckley’s article on the Irish Examiner today, in relation to Kathleen Peddicord’s writing on a Washington-based magazine stating that Youghal ranks number three in the five chosen retirement destinations for American people.