Place: Ranelagh Dublin

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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I believed Israel to be built on justice and now I believe the opposite

In his reply to my letter, Derek O’Flynn of the Israeli Embassy ( Letters, November 6) inadvertently admits to the Apartheid system that exists in the West Bank, when he argues that the water Israel allows to them is two thirds that available to Israeli settlers.

Scandalous neglect of 1916 memorial

It’s time to heed economists’ warnings

Marriage is based on a man and a woman who rear their own children

We need a vote on water

Water is a vital public utility not a private commodity for flush bankers

‘Unelected and unaccountable bankers’ effectively ruling world

Any optimism about our “economic recovery” is surely tempered by listening to debates on national radio about whether or not qualified teachers should be paid €50 for a full week’s work.

Mon, 22 Sep, 2014

Dogs in the ring

PERHAPS Sean Ó Mochóir (Irish Examiner letters, February 2) should have asked: have the dogs come to boxing?

Tue, 07 Feb, 2006

Speed cameras will force change in behaviour

THE opinion of John Mallon on road crashes (Irish Examiner letters, August 16) is not supported by available facts. Very few motor vehicle crashes are accidents, events without apparent cause.

Thu, 25 Aug, 2005

Right-brain buddies

TERRY PRONE, in her column headlined ‘Ahern: politician of destiny who dreams big dreams and realises them’ (Irish Examiner, August 30) tells us that the Taoiseach has “much in common with Bill Clinton”.

Mon, 06 Sep, 2004