A HIGH-LEVEL British government report has called for an end to the practice of paying a multi-million euro subsidy for Ireland’s lighthouses.

ENGINEERS hope to save a famous mariners’ “lucky charm” as part of a major upgrade to an important navigation beacon outside a busy fishing port.

DISABLED people and their families took to the streets yesterday to highlight “cruel” health cutbacks.

DISABLED people and their families will take to the streets of Cork tomorrow in protest over savage health cutbacks.

YOUR report headlined ‘Calls to review British ownership of lighthouse’ presented some interesting ‘facts’ (March 4).

A two-day conference on independent living opens in Dublin today with campaigners claiming the Government has failed to live up to a United Nations treaty on the rights of the disabled.

I REFER to the letter (Irish Examiner, Feb 18) from Lorraine Leake, who has multiple sclerosis, and the follow-up report in your issue the following day.

I AM a 36-year-old mother of two children, aged 11 and 12. I have secondary progressive multiple sclerosis, otherwise known as Chronic MS.