Person: Shanakiel Cork

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Vote ‘yes’ so that all children who are born after May 22 will be equal

I would like to speak to those people who are not sure whether they will vote ‘yes’ or ‘no’ in the upcoming marriage referendum.

Irish society should say ‘sorry’

Hurling is in danger of losing its magic due to overuse of the hand

Tiresome bias

I FIND your inclination to print all press releases favouring abortion while ignoring those against a bit tiresome.

Mon, 08 Feb, 2010

Zero tolerance

THE drink driving limit should be zero.

Tue, 03 Nov, 2009

Short route to success

REFORM of the ‘open skies’ agreement between the EU and US was meant to herald a new departure for airlines on the transatlantic route.

Mon, 23 Jun, 2008

Vote of no confidence in new Medical Council

I HAVE just received my ballot paper for the election of doctors to places allotted for them on the new Medical Council. I believe in the democratic process and normally always exercise my right to vote in any situation when it arises.

Fri, 11 Apr, 2008

Waste of energy

THE Earth Hour organisers say their aim is to highlight climate change and the effect of conventional electricity generation on the atmosphere.

Wed, 02 Apr, 2008

Let Ryanair use the old terminal

IN response to Michael Cawley of Ryanair (Letters, February 23), I would like to clarify what I meant by “planning issues” in my letter (February 16).

Fri, 14 Mar, 2008

Let O’Leary put Cork on the wing

CORK’S new airport terminal epitomises what an airport should be — modern, a host to some of Europe’s leading airlines and a focal point for Corkonians and tourists alike.

Sat, 16 Feb, 2008

Government should sell Aer Lingus stake

AER LINGUS was probably the most prestigious semi-state body (SSB) in Ireland.

Mon, 11 Feb, 2008

Encyclopaedia states Pope is head of church

I WAS surprised that Micheál Ó Fearghail stated that the Catholic Church has “never taught that the Pope is the head of the church” (July 23).

Tue, 31 Jul, 2007

Receiving blood without sanction

MANY issues of a civil, ethical and religious kind flow from the decision of the High Court to grant the Coombe Hospital the right to enforce a Jehovah’s Witness woman to receive a blood transfusion against her will.

Tue, 26 Sep, 2006

Political high-fliers

WELL done to Harry McGee for his excellent article (‘All aboard the gravy plane,’ Irish Examiner, August 23).

Fri, 03 Sep, 2004