What game was RTE playing at during the live showing of the 50th anniversary of the Late Late Show on Friday last?

The fiscal treaty referendum poll shows up, in frightening and stark terms, the new reality — Ireland is divided by money.

In Fergus Finlay’s opinion, (May 28) RTÉ is in the “safe hands of honest and skilled Tom Savage”.

So the people have spoken, or have they?

The pictures emerging from Syria of murdered children have to rank as some of the most disturbing images I have come across from any conflict in recent times.

The Catholic Church has €12m for its Eucharistic conference.

With the focus on our economic woes and the fiscal treaty referendum, the Animal Health and Welfare Bill has been virtually overlooked by the media, understandably, and may for that reason fail to impinge on the public consciousness.

The reality, now the forecast of 60%- 40% for yes materialised, is that only 10% + 1 of the Irish people, who voted, swung the yes vote!

We write to you as a group of hospital consultants working in close collaboration across the Mater, Temple St, and Rotunda Hospitals, on the pressing national issue regarding where to locate the long and urgently awaited new Children’s Hospital.

Now that the people have spoken in the fiscal treaty referendum, we should examine some of the lessons learned during the debate.