Letter of the Day
A letter of note selected by the Letters' Editor
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
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
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
Politicians are careless and insulting about disabled people like me
This isn’t about being pedantic; language matters. It reflects deep-rooted ableism
The next government – more than the sum of its parts?
Some parties are struggling with basic arithmetic
Auto-enrolment pension scheme lacks clarity
We need a through review of one of the costliest projects in the history of the State
Floating wind farms – the wave of the future
Failure to integrate floating wind into offshore strategic plans has been a glaring oversight
Hospitals, fundraising and basic services
Relying on donations to fund the most basic yet vital services
The housing crisis and modern methods of construction
Modular construction and essential infrastructure
Military neutrality as an election issue
Neutrality offers little by way of protection in the modern world
Glacial progress of the school divestment process
New government must act decisively to ensure the human rights of all children in schools
Covid pandemic response and excess mortality rates
Statistics are often hard to fully place in context and can be alarming if not seen in that light
The Occupied Territories Bill – time for action
Government must pass this crucial legislation before the election
Postal ballots – a retrograde step
We should be seeking to tighten up our ballot integrity, not loosen it
Closure of walking paths and access points
Access is being denied or blocked in many places across the country
Paramilitaries and ‘punishment’ beatings of children
More than 500 children were maimed and traumatised by republican and loyalist gangs
Inheritance tax and unjust discrimination
Fairness and equity need to apply to the inheritance tax system for those who are childless
Time for a federal system of government
Federalism is a scalable system that works effectively in other countries
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