IT’S AN ill wind doesn’t blow good for somebody.

I AM wondering how much more the people of Cashel can take regarding the butchering of their town?

THE recent, tragic earthquake which struck the New Zealand city of Christchurch resulted in the city’s legendary rugby team, the Canterbury Crusaders, losing the use of their home ground, the AMI Stadium, as a result of structural damage inflicted on it by the earthquake.

I HAVE to say I absolutely agree with Jim O’Sullivan (March 10) when he states that “greed was allowed to flourish” during the period of FF administration.

ACCORDING to an article that I just read, British banks almost immediately started speculating with the money of the taxpayers who bailed them out by betting against the bonds of the government that had just stolen the bailout money from the taxpayers.

UNDER the heading “Don’t let Libya set the agenda” the deputy ambassador at the Embassy of Israel has made some questionable statements.

PLEASE permit me to make a few forecasts.

As I am not a particularly religious person I have no great faith in the hereafter.

IF it wasn’t enough that Brian Cowen made a disgrace of us for the last three years whilst representing the country internationally, now the eyes of the world can see how utterly unprofessional and slovenly Irish politicians remain with the way a number of our new Dáil deputies are choosing to present themselves in their role as public representatives.