THE letter signed by groups opposed to the Lisbon Treaty (February 9) included members of the Communist Party of Ireland, Sinn Féin and the Workers Party, as well as Patricia McKenna.

TOO old for the new commonwealth of cricket and rugger, but young enough to remember Garrison Ireland and the placemen who regretted its passing.

YOU listed several IRA members who acted as agents for the British security services (Irish Examiner, December 17), but the most notorious agent in Irish history was the journalist Francis Higgins — the ‘Sham Squire.’