DINGLE’S food family is a mix of suave restaurateurs, woolly-jumpered young mothers selling pies and chutneys at the market, weathered fishermen hauling from the sea and traditional butchers who swear by west Kerry lamb.

FYFFES’ chairman Carl McCann feared Jim Flavin was gaining “creeping control” of the fruit importers in 1998.

AN article by Michael O'Farrell headlined 'Silent casualties of the Celtic Tiger' (Irish Examiner, February 18) highlights the difficulties faced by Irish legislators when dealing with an inexperienced public rallied by an uninformed press.

WITH all the Ryanair-related press over the past couple of weeks focusing on both wheelchair surcharges and illegal grants, it is easy to forget what Ryanair has actually done for Ireland.