Making a meal of our misfortune

I WISH to commend you on your excellent editorial (Irish Examiner, September 17).

Tue, 24 Sep, 2002 - 01:00

The shrinking euro is our main worry. Price increases are a daily occurence and no-one at the top seems to care.

Our Taoiseach and his Soldiers of Destiny were in the luxurious Great Southern Hotel, Killarney, recently on a junket, trying to boost Bertie's ego for a 'yes' vote on EU expansion.

more courts articles

Kneecap rapper vows ‘we will not be silenced’ as terror case thrown out

West Cork locals persuade squatters who refused to move to leave the area

Man fined for urinating in street of Cork town

More in this section

Irish Examiner view: Is CHI merger more than just a U-turn?

Letters to the Editor: Let’s reopen access for the public to our heritage sites

Popcorn with the headphone, a headphone plugged into the popcorn box, concept of entertainment

Letters to the Editor: Cinemas should have audio description for visually-impaired people

<p>President Michael D Higgins. A reader states: 'I support the retention of the triple lock for UN peacekeeping duties. A role for which our Defence Forces is respected by the UN for more than 70 years of service.' Picture: Niall Carson/PA</p>

Letters to the Editor: Ireland must retain the triple lock

READ NOW

Making a meal of our misfortune

Letters to the Editor: Ireland must retain the triple lock

Revoiced

Latest

Making a meal of our misfortune

Unlimited access. Half the price.

Letters to the Editor: Ireland must retain the triple lock

Revoiced

Latest

Most Read