Letters to the Editor, December 24th: On subsidising private education, and sharing the load at Christmas
A form of educational segregation
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Resilience against future storms
Clear and reliable updates are critical for vulnerable households
Letters to the Editor, December 23rd: Sinn Féin’s electoral support, and crisis point for homecare system
The political dynamic has changed
Schools and the Christmas spirit
Faith, love, peace and joy
Letters to the Editor, December 21st: mental health services for children and young people, climate crisis, and mistletoe
Children can fall through the cracks of a disjointed system
Motorbike thieves have little to fear
A balaclava and no helmet
Letters to the Editor, December 20th: On a blocked democracy, unattainable climate targets, and school absences
Political stagnation breeds clientelism, and centrism underlies parochialism
A message from Santa Claus
Greetings from the North Pole
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Letters to the Editor, December 18th: On Ireland, Israel and international law, and a new Ceann Comhairle
An adherence to the principles of international law
Letters to the Editor, December 17th: On Israel’s accusation of anti-Semitism, and data protection and justice
Outrageous allegation against Simon Harris was carefully crafted to damage Ireland internationally
Letters to the Editor, December 16th: On Israel’s decision to close its embassy, the politics of electing a Ceann Comhairle, and queueing for food parcels
We can see where this State’s unhinged obsession with Israel has led us
Letters to the Editor, December 16th: On the Ceann Comhairle, data centres and the price of coffee
The position of Ceann Comhairle is one of our great constitutional offices of State
Does an €80 jacket not contravene the principles on which charity shops were founded?
Greed and avarice have no place in this arena
Women are being forced to endure a return of life-altering symptoms due to inconsistent HRT supply
A free system is only as good as its supply chain
Letters to the Editor, December 14th: On the Green effect, grief and the humble Brussels sprout
Youth work is not an optional extra, it is essential to our communities
Letters to the Editor, December 13th: On queuing for food, rural Ireland and Christmas in Dublin
No child should have to go hungry, particularly at this time of year
Letters to the Editor, December 12th: On the Social Democrats, disabilities and alcohol
People are tired of politicians and politics, reflected by the low turnout of eligible voters
Georgia is deemed a safe country of origin. Is it now time this was looked at again?
The EU parliament in November called the October elections in Georgia neither free nor fair
Letters to the Editor, December 11th: On alcohol, ugly buildings and fake grass
A State agency for alcohol harm reduction would make our healthcare system more sustainable
Good planning will lead to better, more cost-effective and sustainable housing
It’s a myth that complying with national planning policy is in conflict with policies to address the housing crisis
Letters to the Editor, December 10th: Syria, women ministers, and ‘meaningful Christmas’
If you look at a map of Syria and reflect on other nations’ experiences, you might be concerned
Politicians are careless and insulting about disabled people like me
This isn’t about being pedantic; language matters. It reflects deep-rooted ableism