‘Billionaires san frontiers’, the international financial oligarchy in charge of this world, make a mockery of so-called concepts of ‘right’ or ‘left’ wing politics.

Rioting pays off; the Greeks got a massive write-off.

Would the State consider giving Bertie Ahern’s portrait to the man himself, as a candidate likely to appreciate the subject?

In his article on the household levy, Jim Power compared not paying it to a drunk driver: both are breaking the law.

Every year I look forward to the wonderful display of daffodils that bloom along the road from Cork Airport down Airport Hill to the Bull McCabe’s.

I see the latest news includes the fact that the Government plans to increase the pension age to 68 by 2028.

The final count on the household tax is in last Tuesday’s post. The majority of Irish households voted “No”.

The statement by Minister Michael Noonan that the Exchequer figures for the first three months were on target, is pure hogwash.

We are often told by the political pundits here in Ireland that we get the politicians we deserve.

When Philip O’Neill tells us that ‘we are condemned to be hapless victims of a political class’ and that ‘we have had enough of it’, he is just complaining about the human being’s tendency to be corrupted by power (Letters, Apr 5).