Do you want native Irish grain and pulses in food chain or genetically modified imports? Currently you are getting both
The tillage sector must be recognised and supported appropriately, not scapegoated in the food inflation debate
Letter of the Day
A letter of note selected by the Letters' Editor
State coerced my mother to give up a well-paid job when she married
‘If she had been allowed to continue in her employment how much different and easier all our lives would have been’
“Men are not biologically incapable of buying a card, texting a mate, or arranging a pint”
‘Mankeeping’ describes a crisis of competence not connection
Inadequate flood protection plans
‘The lethargy of Government agencies is one of the biggest problems facing our country’
Central Bank role in facilitating the funding of Israel
Government has a responsibility to ensure this country is not complicit in genocide
The true backbone of every school - its secretaries and caretakers - remain undervalued
Leaving their pay and conditions unresolved only harms students, staff, and the progress of education
Why do writers on Irish history feel an obligation to be fair to those who inflicted a pointless and mad Civil War on the new State
Can we still not recognise such culpability without fear of being accused of taking sides?
Autistic children still on waiting lists
Disability rights campaigner Cara Darmody urges Government to act
Parents should not allow children on e-scooters
‘As clinicians involved in the care of children with traumatic brain injuries, we are writing to highlight our concerns’
School principals should not have to rely on fundraising
Critical infrastructural upgrades must be provided by the Department of Education
‘If the presidency vanished tomorrow, the only crisis would be who gets custody of the biscuit tin’
The salary could fund a hospital ward
Media responsibility and climate change
This article openly encourages lavish holidays in the pursuit of pleasure seeking
Former Irish chief rabbi calls for moral clarity over Gaza
‘Hamas’s sins and crimes do not relieve the government of Israel of its obligations to ... prevent mass starvation’
Loneliness: ‘While technology plays an important role in connecting people it can never replace real human contact’
He captured what many men and women from all sections of society experience on a daily basis
Winding up Michael O’Leary
That O’Leary feels the need to write a strongly worded letter to The Irish Times is an even greater compliment to Justine McCarthy!
A letter from Michael O’Leary: ‘MetroLink is a mad, bad project’
Being criticised by Irish Times columnists is always a great compliment
Not wild about Trinity College
For years the elegant facade was complemented by a beautifully maintained lawn.
Food recalls and the role of supermarkets
Almost every customer of the big supermarkets uses a loyalty card.
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