While Mick Wallace’s liking for pink polo shirts cannot be compared to Charles Haughey’s penchant for Charvet shirts, the similarity of the divide between their public pronouncements and their private affairs is all too apparent.

The Wild Geese Society of Lusaka aims to bring together the Irish community in Zambia.

In her letter last Saturday, Caitríona McClean said that “the main reason that Mr Kenny is now the Taoiseach” was because of the “flawed system of reporting, the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)”.

I picked up my “pilgrim pack” at the RDS on Saturday and was impressed by the many helpful volunteers on duty and the splendid arrangements and preparations at the Eucharistic Congress.

In 2003, Mick Wallace took a moral stance on the invasion of Iraq.

I fully agree with child law expert Geoffrey Shannon who told the Oireachtas Committee on Health and Children that new child protection laws need to include sanctions for people who knowingly make false reports of child abuse against individuals (Irish Examiner, Jun 8).

The noise coming from the Government parties is deafening, to say the least, on the matter of Mick Wallace.

I spent my day attending the funeral of a young boy in East Cork today.

The Institute of Physics is proposing that the new Liffey bridge should be named for Ireland’s only science Nobel Laureate, Ernest Walton (1903-1995).

Thank you for publishing the recent article about Lifering.