I WRITE on behalf of the Irish Wheelchair Association, Cork and the Rebel Wheelers to say a sincere thank you to everyone who contributed in any way to our enjoyment of the recent visit of Queen Elizabeth to Cork.

IT’S only plagiarism if you take a person’s work and make it worse.

ON the May 28, it will be a year to the day since signs were erected forbidding entry to a part of Youghal around the vicinity of the lighthouse that is used for bathing and also the viewing area that is essentially a lovely spot along the seashore.

CONGRATULATIONS on your coverage of Queen Elizabeth’s history-making visit.

I KNOW.

I HAVE recently spent a week touring by car through the midlands to Donegal and Northern Ireland.

NO ONE can doubt that we are living through momentous times in which the citizens of the state are daily confronted with challenges of dizzying complexity and asked to understand very unpalatable decisions necessary for the very survival of the state.

I AM writing this letter in response to the regular presence of political parties at church gate collections.

AS your readers may be aware, a number of Irish-trained doctors practising in Bahrain have been recently imprisoned.