Letters

It is obvious to anyone living in the countryside that the number of hares found now is significantly reduced

When will we start to seriously challenge the unfettered growth in emissions?

The evidence from the US and UK in this regard can make for grim reading

Recognition also for drivers who deliver The Irish Times in hail, rain or snow

Sláintecare reforms are specifically aimed at shifting towards a community-centred approach

Do the job seriously or do not bother

Inaction on climate change is a perfect example of ‘boiled frog syndrome’

Given the growing shortage of doctors, this is a slap in the face for taxpayers

Both central European countries have been strong supporters of the Tel Aviv administration

Very serious questions about the public sector need to be on the table in pay talks

Enforcement of current legislation would be wise before going all CSI

Now salvation for Gen Z faithful can be found at the checkout and motorway, too

Vehicles known for frequently breaking down would have been a hindrance instead of a help

Discussion around rostering of hospital consultants involves many more factors than is acknowledged

Rethink needed of Government plans to overhaul rural planning guidelines

Good industrial relations are not served by forcing people to come to the table

A reader recalls a friend's experience after moving from Belgium to Ireland

Reader argues that expansion of data centres undermines calls for personal lifestyle changes

Offer of vehicles to Ukraine army disregards our neutrality

We must apply the same principle to aviation and oversized SUVs