The recent article (Data sheds light on fish farms’ negative impact, Sep 14) about fish farming was misleading.

The question of household taxes, health cuts, water taxes, pension cuts — and probably chimney and window taxes before long — naturally concerns us all.

Your recent Opinion column hit the nail on the head (‘Balancing the books/Self Interest becomes Dishonesty’).

Like Liam Murphy, (Letters, Sept 17,) I regret Rory McIlroy’s apparent reluctance to play on Team Ireland in the 2016 Olympics.

Michael McGrath TD said he was disappointed that the government is now only able to cut back on €2.5m in allowances paid to civil and public servants.

In the news today we often hear of the importance of women in business, but what of times past?

It is good to see that some reporters and media are starting ‘to get it’ in relation to the treatment of non-Catholics in Ireland today.

Much has been done to stamp out gender inequality when giving insurance quotations.

According to a news report, random tests carried out recently by AA on more than 170 pumps across the country found 16% are dispensing inaccurate levels of fuel — one in six short-cutting their customers, while the remainder of error favoured the buyer.

European consumers are worldwide considered the most rebellious opponents to GM food.