JOB offers are rolling in for a homeless Ohio man with a golden radio voice who has become an online sensation. And industry experts believe he could quickly become a millionaire.

MICHAEL Job’s misguided and somewhat inaccurate letter (July 24) requires clarification.

MICHAEL Job’s letter (June 14) is wildly inaccurate and attributes figures to the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) that we did not issue.

The funeral for a solicitor shot dead in the driveway of his home by Derrick Bird has taken place today.

IN response to Micheal Job’s letter on non-poisonous ways of dealing with rats and mice (May 24), I was reminded of the famous scene in Fawlty Towers where Manuel has a “Siberian hamster” for a pet and Basil is trying to tell him it is a rat: “Ever hear of the Black Death, Manuel?

MICHAEL Job complains about cyclists being mistreated by motorists (Letters, May 13). Pedestrians also have a complaint about cycling on footpaths. Some of these pedal fanatics race around as if they were in the Tour de France. Why don’t they walk if they want to exercise?

IS Michael Job (Letters, April 19) suggesting pedestrians can walk willy-nilly on the roads with no responsibility for their own safety. I suggest Mr Job consult the Rules of the Road under the section Pedestrians and find out exactly what his responsibilites are.

IN his letter (April 5), Michael Job says Enda Kenny’s call to abolish the €10 air travel tax is “crude populism”.

IN his letter (April 5), Micheal Job claims scrapping the air travel tax is purely populist and “there is no evidence to support” the claim that it is costing Ireland jobs or tourists. Mr Job is wrong.

WITH reference to Michael Job’s letter (March 22) about the introduction of regulations for medical testing in order to obtain a HGV licence, there is such a test in place and it includes an eye test.

IN a pinstripe suit, silk tie and polished shoes, David Rowe has all the trappings of a successful London city worker, except for one stark difference — he is wearing a sandwich board that says “JOB WANTED”.

THE countdown to the US Open at Long Island’s Bethpage Parkin New York (June 18-21) begins this week at Jack Nicklaus’s Memorial tournament in Ohio, and the Wales Open at Celtic Manor.

WHEN we are being penalised for the expansion of our economy through crippling carbon taxes, it is vital everyone is aware of the true history of CO2 levels in the atmosphere.

It is commendable that Michael Job has the motivation to put pen to paper on the important issue of the Corrib gas pipeline (Letters, September 23).

IN his letter (September 23), Michael Job asks if someone would explain what the Corrib gas pipeline protest is about, and refers to these people as NIMBYS who “want to go back to a medieval existence”.

PARDON me if I refrain from joining Michael Job (Letters, July 22) when he congratulates you for your “courage” in criticising certain aspects of US policy with respect to the Iraq war because no courage is required in so doing.

Barcelona striker Samuel Eto’o equalled the African Nations Cup scoring record with his 14th in finals as Cameroon defeated Zambia 5-1 in the Baba Yara Stadium.

MICHAEL JOB (Letters, June 15) attacks the development of a basic road system in Ireland.

THE letter from Michael Job headlined ‘Why we need more pubs in rural areas’ (Irish Examiner, November 14) has to be among the silliest ever written.

MICHAEL JOB wonders if he is “missing something” in comparisons between US and Iraqi insurgent treatment of captives (Irish Examiner letters, June 30).

Day Flight set himself up for what trainer John Gosden hopes will be a productive campaign in top middle-distance races when getting the better of Notable Guest in the Betfred Gordon Richard Stakes at Sandown.

SOUTHAMPTON assistant boss Jim Smith was delighted at the way his side climbed out of the bottom three with a deserved victory against Middlesbrough.

Middlesbrough 1 Southampton 3

Middlesbrough manager Steve McClaren could be without 10 first-team players for the Riverside visit of Southampton in the Barclays Premiership on Sunday.

Middlesbrough 2 Sporting 3

Middlesbrough manager Steve McClaren faces another injury headache after young stars Stewart Downing and James Morrison were both forced out of last night’s UEFA Cup tie.

Teams for this afternoon's 3pm kick-offs.

Team news ahead of tonight's Premiership action.

Middlesbrough midfielder James Morrison is the latest injury doubt for beleaguered boss Steve McClaren ahead of tomorrow’s Barclays Premiership clash at Portsmouth.

Middlesbrough manager Steve McClaren continues to be plagued by injury problems ahead of his side’s FA Cup fourth-round clash at Manchester United tomorrow.

Norwich 4 Middlesbrough 4

Norwich boss Nigel Worthington named an unchanged line-up as the Canaries looked to end a seven-match winless run stretching back to December 11.

Middlesbrough midfielder Ray Parlour is back from a one-match suspension and returns for his side’s clash with Norwich at Carrow Road.

Middlesbrough 1 Everton 1

Middlesbrough manager Steve McLaren will be without midfielder Ray Parlour for Sunday’s Barclays Premiership clash with Everton.

I HAVE been thinking lately about a tragedy that occurred a few months ago where I come from.

Joseph-Desire Job struck late to spare sluggish Middlesbrough from FA Cup embarrassment against brave Notts County at Meadow Lane.

Team line-ups from tonight's Premiership games.

Hindus, Muslims, Buddhists and Christians make sense of great loss differently, writes Kenneth Woodward.

Middlesbrough boss Steve McClaren is facing a fresh injury crisis ahead of tomorrow’s trip to Barclays Premiership leaders Chelsea

Middlesbrough boss Steve McClaren will make late checks on Chris Riggott and Mark Viduka before naming his side for the home clash with Manchester United.

Middlesbrough 2 Norwich 0

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