Your letters, your views...

Your letters, your views...

Your letters, your views...

Your letters, your views...

Your letters, your views.

Your view

Instead of another general election let’s have a TV vote.

We love a juicy hook-up – especially when it comes to fashion. 

Wonderful news for the 400,000 unemployed. Our Government ministers are on the Paddy’s Day march.

Labour leader Eamon Gilmore’s laborious party address was embarrassing.

The only obvious course of action to stimulate growth in the economy is to have a 5-year tax holiday for everyone.

Having emerged over the weekend that the Garda watchdog’s phone and internet were compromised in a highly sophisticated hacking operation, I think we should bring in Keith Barry to brain hack the culprits.

The announcement of the new stem cell factory in Galway brings us closer to the reality of genetic revolution.

The bailout enabled the very banks and financial institutions that created the global economy to write off the losses from their toxic deals for years to come further depriving the government of much-needed tax revenues.

It is the dependence of our political-economic system on economic growth that is causing our problems.

A worker on the helpline for the property tax has been suspended, amid allegations they used credit card details to attempt inappropriate transactions.

President Higgins has castigated the very austerity measures his Labour Party colleagues so enthusiastically embrace.

The new personal insolvency practitioners are called PIPS for short.

I went to a pharmacy to purchase flu pills.

Oh what joy! Government loves me!

The tiny Nordic European island country of Iceland is presently experiencing one of the greatest economic comebacks of all time.

IN light of the fact that the ESB has resorted to getting people jailed for planting trees on their own land, do I now need planning permission to cultivate some roses in my flower bed?

THE people who are in power today in this country and around the world have no idea bad it’s really going to be, because there will be no longer any place for freedom, intellectual freedom, spiritual freedom, monetary freedom, liberty, justice – none of that.

THERE is a great weakness in any political system: “government” is based on the idea that some individual or organisation is awarded more power than any human being should possess — the power to kill, to declare war, to steal, to defraud, to counterfeit, etc.

MOST of us continue to be losers in this economic battle, and have sacrificed our comfort, and our social and economic welfare, in favour of the Orwellian, economic, austerity banking measures imposed on us by our new masters that inhabit the Atlántida financial wonderland of the IMF.

A PERSON defrauds the welfare system, and in no time is in court and convicted, and receives a huge prison sentence.

MINSTER Joan Burton’s synopsis that living on the dole has become a lifestyle choice smacks of the usual blind assumptions that the well-heeled in society often make.

I COULDN’T agree more with Anthony Woods when he said that “we can’t afford pomp and grandeur of Presidency” (Letters, June 21).