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Letters to the editor: The post office treats us all as equals

A reader says the post office is part of the heart of the local community

Letters to the editor: The post office treats us all as equals — A reader believes the posy office's buildings cannot be measured in purely monetary terms. Picture: Denis Minihane

Wed, 17 Apr, 2024 - 01:00

I think Samuel Beckett would have approved of the post office.

None of his characters ever had a title — not even Mr, Mrs, or Ms.

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