A major dilemma exists and needs to be urgently addressed regarding a central and fixed location for all future provincial rugby training.

With reference to JD Mangan’s letter (Jun 24) there is a difference between weather and climate change.

Having been kept away during the referendum campaign, and having recently enjoyed almost a week-long break in a luxurious Rio hotel at our expense, the Minister for Austerity Taxes, Phil Hogan, is once again trying to bully the many septic tank charge boycotters.

I would like to ask the thousands of “public servants” one simple question: Where does the money for your salaries come from?

As part of the recent bike week events I participated in a guided tour of the city of Cork by bicycle, one wet evening.

We’ve seen Government supporters suggest that participating in the household charge non-payment campaign is a form of tax evasion, but we were surprised you used Friday’s editorial to endorse this line, and to conflate non-payment of the charge with corruption.

I read with interest the letters of Roughan MacNamara and Phelim Warren (Letters, Jun 25) about Roy Keane’s comments on Irish fans after the defeat by Spain in Euro 2012.

While the publication of the Independent Child Death Review Group’s report is undoubtedly welcomed, its mere disclosure into the public domain does not guarantee that our society will adequately change its practices into how it deals with our most vulnerable children.

I would like to voice my objection to the redrawing of the constituencies in regard to Sligo/north Leitrim/ west Cavan/ south Donegal.

Well done to Ireland for getting to Poland and offering us the opportunity to hope and dream.