Place: Knocksinna Crescent

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Irish Sea is safe and so is nuclear power

Dr Edward Horgan says (Letters, Oct 25) that “the Irish Sea is one of the most nuclear-polluted, because of the number of nuclear power stations and facilities on its English, Welsh and Scottish coastlines, and because its partial enclosure leads to a build-up of pollutants.”

Time to consider the nuclear option

Getting it right

Getting figures wrong on TD numbers

Does society regard us as expendable?

Consider the nuclear option

Electric transport brings the nuclear option into play

YOU have written (March 27) that Ireland’s electric vehicles (EVs) will require additional sources of power.

Wed, 07 Apr, 2010

Nuclear option

IN your editorial of (October 21) you say “we cannot defer for a moment longer any measures that might make us less dependent on imported energy.”

Fri, 07 Nov, 2008

Dirty word

IN his letter (September 15), Jason Fitzharris quite rightly encourages Fianna Fáil to make Ireland a member of CERN — the European organisation for nuclear research.

Thu, 18 Sep, 2008

Nuclear power critic is clutching at straws

PAUL LYNCH (Letters, April 21) is clutching at straws in his attempt to attack nuclear power.

Tue, 06 May, 2008

Going nuclear

IN recent weeks a number of editorials, articles and letters have been published in newspapers, including the Irish Examiner, on the nuclear debate.

Mon, 28 Jan, 2008

Tide turns against idea of a caring creator

IF Fr Con McGillicuddy wishes to present “simple but cogent arguments” for the existence of an all-powerful designer, he’ll have to do better than his homily (Letters, September 17) in which he asserts that the earth has been journeying around the sun every 365½ days for millions of years.

Thu, 20 Sep, 2007