Organisation: Gerald Morgan

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

columnists

Our homage to the car god has a bloody price

WE read a great deal about the need for a new political party in the Republic.

Ireland’s Great War victims – a true story that’s still hard to confront

Why Irish nationalism failed the stress test

Rugby anthem that would give a lift to all players

Drugs often do more harm than good for those suffering from mental illnesses

THE causes of deep-seated, that is, clinical, depression and the remedies for such depression are troubling matters for us all.

Mon, 11 Dec, 2006

Successful end to pardons campaign

I WISH to express my gratitude for the support given by the Irish Examiner to the campaign — now successful — for pardons for those unjustly shot at dawn in World War I.

Fri, 18 Aug, 2006

Continue the battle against liturgical justification

JAMES GEASLEY says there can be no liturgical justification for what he (and evidently many others) consider to be destructive changes to the interior of St Colman’s Cathedral in Cobh (Irish Examiner letters, March 7).

Mon, 10 Apr, 2006

Commemorate the courage of soldiers and the insight of poets

PAT MULDOWNEY (Irish Examiner, March 8) raises troubling questions in relation to the Somme but also to Easter 1916.

Mon, 13 Mar, 2006

The bridge-builder

OUR struggle for peace and reconciliation is not a game, but a battle for the heart and soul of Ireland. Few of my generation (I am over 60) will not have experienced in some form or other the pain of sectarian hatred and bigotry.

Wed, 16 Feb, 2005