There is no more articulate and prescient a commentator on political affairs than your columnist, Ivan Yates (Opinion, March 8).

The aquaculture sector wishes to express severe disappointment at the Irish Examiner’s campaign against investment in jobs and exports in West Cork.

I read with great interest about the many female victims of domestic abuse. (Irish Examiner, Mar 8.)

A food importer intentionally mislabelled his produce in order to evade an import duty which he is in the process of repaying.

Having watched the father of Phoebe Prince speak on RTÉ’s The Late Late Show on Friday night, I want to highlight a cause of bullying.

I see that the celebratory photo session trumpeting the ‘significant Fine Gael achievements’ of year one in office has been derailed by their Labour coalition partners.

Unfortunately, society has grown used to the intensive farming of animals and chickens which often means that they are treated merely as items of production rather than sentient creatures deserving a satisfying life.

The appalling killing of at least 16 Afghan civilians, including 9 children, by a 38-year-old US Army Staff Sergeant in Panjwai, Kandahar, Afghanistan, will have inevitable repercussions.

We all get very angry if elderly people are neglected or are being overlooked in their needs.

Dan Buckley’s recent article (Irish Examiner, Mar 6) omitted the 1924 Olympic Bronze Medal won by TC Murray who was born in New St, Macroom on Jan 17, 1873.