I am a 13-year-old boy and recently as I took my seat to watch a cup game, I couldn’t help but wonder if the game would pass without incident or would it be marred by scenes of violence and racial abuse.

That the Government is to proceed with legislation to protect so-called “whistleblowers” who seek to expose wrong-doing in either the public or private sectors, is to be welcomed.

Aengus O’Snodaigh’s ‘Inkgate’ antics reflect the tone for Ireland Inc’s compliance standards today.

A ‘No’ vote is a must, it’s our chance to stand up for ourselves.

I agree with An Bord Pleanála’s refusal of permission for the new national children’s hospital. I am concerned with the overall proposed design of the building apart from the proposed location.

I find it disheartening that the reputation of the University of Limerick Charity Week and the students’ union, is undermined by a small number of unruly students.

The refusal of planning permission for the proposed new Children’s Hospital on the site of the Mater should be welcomed and should allow some sense to prevail and for the officials at the Department of Health to rise to the challenge and for the first time in their careers, admit they were wrong about forcing through the Mater site and just accept the site is not suitable and move on.

We do not need zealots in our society, but we do need to deal with corruption. It has been ruinous.

Has Aengus O’Snodaigh lost the run of himself?

The Dáil stationery office obviously does not “shop around” for printer cartridges.