Person: Melissa O’Neill

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Rare poll-topper for Labour in Kilkenny

Labour councillor Maurice Shortall has topped the poll in Kilkenny, bucking the national trend which saw the party decimated in many areas.

Three ways to improve the health service

The case for Mallow hospital is based on a sound and rational approach

Student doctor unimpressed by hygiene audit

Bringing decent people into disrepute

AFTER reading your report headlined ‘Crash which killed pregnant woman and son recalled’ (October 15), I couldn’t help but weep. We all need to be reminded of the horror and heartbreak caused by the carnage on our roads.

Wed, 21 Oct, 2009

Private v public: there is no comparison

IN your editorial headlined ‘CSO figures – all in society must play their part’ (June 30), you say “the average public servant is currently being paid €50,598 per annum, whereas counterparts in the private sector are earning €40,500”.

Fri, 03 Jul, 2009

Cyclists need strong nerves on our roads

SO Melissa O’Neill (Letters, July 10) thinks L-drivers have a hard time. I suggest she take up cycling for a while and then she’ll really know what it means to be second class.

Tue, 22 Jul, 2008

L-drivers given the brush-off

THE letter from Dr Florence Craven (‘L-drivers getting a raw deal’, July 5) gave me hope.

Fri, 11 Jul, 2008

L-drivers given the brush-off

THE letter from Dr Florence Craven (‘L-drivers getting a raw deal’, July 5) gave me hope. As a learner driver, I am infuriated by suggestions that we are largely to blame for road accidents.

Thu, 10 Jul, 2008