Place: Ardcarrig Carrigaline Co

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Ireland was at war long before republican rebels fanned the flames

IN his letter (October 20), Pierse Martin implies this was a country untouched by war until perfidious nationalism kindled violent sectarian conflict in 1916.

No evidence of political bias against non-Catholics

Spineless excuses for complicity in rendition flights

Worried about al-Qaida? Make Shannon an issue

Drug user analogy can be applied to war

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Cathedral changes

‘Schoolyard solution’ to waste problem

I AGREE with Audrey Hogan who is angry that the junior minister for the environment intends to act against the 25% of households not availing of an authorised waste collection service (Irish Examiner letters, January 20).

Mon, 30 Jan, 2006

Why honour the Irish who fought for the British?

DAN BUCKLEY, writing of distant relative David Lord (Irish Examiner, May 9) bemoans the fact that such brave recipients of the Victoria Cross are not honoured with monuments in Ireland.

Mon, 30 May, 2005

Death of a saint

IT saddens me that Ireland will not have a national day of mourning for the Pope who loved Ireland so dearly.

Tue, 05 Apr, 2005

Why no official outlet for culture tickets?

THE Cork Capital of Culture celebration has disappointed even before it officially begins today. Why weren’t tickets for the opening ceremonies made available at some official city location?

Sat, 08 Jan, 2005

Thank the Russians

LETTERS to the Irish Examiner recently made the point that the Americans saved us from Hitler in a moral war and we should be grateful and support them in whatever military adventure they are engaged upon at present.

Mon, 05 Jul, 2004

Lessons for all in republican literature

RICHARD DOWLING (Irish Examiner, February 13) makes a common and fundamental error in equating the Irish republican movement solely with Sinn Féin.

Fri, 20 Feb, 2004