MICHEAL JOB (March 19) seems to think pedestrians have little or no part to play in their own safety and all the “enforcement” should be on the motorist.

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?

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.