THE Oireachtas report citing widescale collusion between British state forces and loyalist murderers should not only compel our Government leaders to pursue the British state through the European courts in order to get it to reveal its murky past — they should also demand the withdrawal of the decorations given by Queen Elizabeth to the RUC and the UDR.

I FIND it ironic that on the centenary of Michael Davitt’s death, the average price of a home in Dublin is set to reach €400,000.

THE opinions put forward by Tom Carew (Irish Examiner letters, May 11) about the 1981 hunger strikers were not only offensive and disrespectful, they were also littered with that tiresome kind of neo-unionism that is so prevalent in our contemporary print media.

AS a greyhound owner, I was sickened to learn recently that a re-homing charity may be brought to bankruptcy because the Irish Greyhound Board refuses to help with its funding.

AS a greyhound owner, I was sickened to learn recently that a re-homing charity may be brought to bankruptcy because the Irish Greyhound Board refuses to help with its funding.