REGARDING the newly-published Women’s Aid report (Irish Examiner, November 2), Áine Kerr states: “Overall, half of the abuses reported occurred in current relationships, with marriage remaining the most common context for abuse”.

READING Fergus Finlay’s column (Irish Examiner, October 24), I was reminded of Bob Dylan’s line: ‘Maybe someday I’ll remember to forget.’

THE new advertisement produced by the Gay Police Association in the UK is nasty and degrading.

MARY CLEARY (Irish Examiner letters, October 5) draws attention to the plight of “thousands of fathers who feel they have been very badly treated by the family law courts”.

PRESIDENT Mary McAleese spoke recently in Athy, Co Kildare, at a ceremony to mark the 40th anniversary of Cluan Mhuire, the addiction recovery centre founded by Sr Consilio.

IN her letter headlined ‘New policy needed on domestic violence’ (Irish Examiner, February 4), Senator Mary White refers to domestic violence research published last July by the National Crime Council.

ONE of the tragedies of our time is the war on childhood innocence being waged in contemporary western society.

LOVE of Amnesty International (Irish Examiner letters, April 1) dismisses my view that their ‘Stop Violence Against Women’ campaign is blatantly sexist (Irish Examiner, March 29).

IN her letter (Irish Examiner, March 18), Mary Cleary exposes the blatant sexism underpinning Amnesty International's 'Stop Violence Against Women' campaign.