Person: Donal Fellows

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Random violence shows IS devoid of ideas or vision

Hard though it is to recognise today, the Daesh violence in Syria, Turkey and Iraq, the bombs in Brussels and the shootings in Paris, indicate very clearly that IS are losing their so-called ‘struggle’.

My recession-busting plan aims to restore people’s faith in the future

Double parking fine shock for Sunday shopper

US rail workers set the line to follow here

Airline monopolies and nationalistic red herrings

IS Fergus Finlay becoming a little paranoid in relation to the Ryanair bid for Aer Lingus? (Irish Examiner, October 10).

Fri, 13 Oct, 2006

Bertie, bungs and bluster: double standards in high places condemned

I DEPLORE the unethical behaviour of our Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, while serving as our Minister for Finance.

Thu, 05 Oct, 2006

Dynasties help maintain the old political order

WITH the current discussion about political ethics, I wonder if a political scientist in one of our universities could help me with a query?

Tue, 03 Oct, 2006

Answers awaited on new bridge

IN his letter (Irish Examiner, August 23), Donal Fellows raises some pertinent questions relevant to the bridge under construction over the Owenacurra river, south of the Midleton bypass.

Tue, 29 Aug, 2006

Irish MEPs silent on EU’s two parliaments

JAMES DOORLEY (Irish Examiner letters, May 27) pointed out the exorbitant cost of running two European Parliament buildings in Brussels and Strasbourg.

Sat, 03 Jun, 2006

Who really approved creeping urbanisation?

ANN MALLORY (Irish Examiner letters, February 10) is correct about the unattractive, creeping urbanisation and industrialisation occurring between Cork city and Midleton.

Sat, 18 Feb, 2006

Where capital gains tax does not apply

YOU report (Irish Examiner, January 17) Jackie Healy-Rae’s call for the abolition of 20% capital gains tax on farm land subject to compulsory purchase.

Thu, 26 Jan, 2006

The way forward

SEAN MARLOW drew attention to the hypocrisy of various political parties in relation to the ‘on the run’ issue (Irish Examiner letters, November 28).

Wed, 07 Dec, 2005

Sell ‘air space’ to save money on the ground

MAY I recommend a little lateral — or, more precisely, vertical — thinking on the costs associated with the €34 billion updated transport plan?

Fri, 04 Nov, 2005

Road carnage: it’s time Brennan saw the light

WITH the Minister of Transport about to hold a summit once more to discuss our appalling road safety record, why has the Government, without EU ‘harmonisation,’ unilaterally implemented life-saving anti-smoking measures?

Tue, 21 Sep, 2004