So National Irish Bank wants us to move to more efficient payments, including direct debits?

YOU report (July 13) how a drink-fuelled driver doing 170km/h was killed when he crashed into a “treacherous” bridge.

PAUL KINSELLA (Letters, July 24) bemoans the “hidden agenda” to flog off the postal service to “billionaire speculators”.

EAMON Ó CUIV, Minister for Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, seems to spend so much of his time explaining/defending his asinine decision concerning the naming of Dingle that the Government should rename his post as the Minister for An Daingean (or should that be the Minister for Dingle?)

I’D like to tell your columnist Fergus Finlay (Irish Examiner, November 8) why the transport plan doesn’t include buses. They don’t work.

EWAN DUFFY (Irish Examiner letters, April 27) has spotted yet another disgusting smoker in what he describes as an “enclosed” rail station.

SO Barry Kenny of Iarnród Éireann asserts that my claim (Irish Examiner letters, April 5) that the company is not implementing the smoking ban is "wild" (Irish Examiner letters, April 11). The only wild claim is his own.

YOUR editorial of March 30 stated there was no room for complacency over implementation of the workplace smoking ban.

YOUR business columnist Brian O’Mahony (Irish Examiner, January 8) says if, as an example of cross-border co-operation, IKEA were to go to the North instead of Ballymun, it could be a gesture of goodwill at a delicate time.

SO Paul Kinsella (Irish Examiner letters, Sept 2) thinks that An Post should receive a subsidy over and above the extortionate increase in the price of a stamp.

CIE published information at the inception of the DART system in 1984 that the overhead electric wires that power the system could be isolated through the use of lineside electrical switch houses, located at six points along the original line.

THE issue of landlords refusing rent allowance tenants was raised recently in your letters page.