Now that truck and tractor drivers have cashed in, who’s up next?
Farmers affected by rain might fancy their chances
Letter of the Day
A letter of note selected by the Letters' Editor
Is it time to review how Garda drivers are licensed?
Concerns raised over use of personal driving licences in official duties
Pass the parcel? More like guess the password
Furniture delivery turned into polite doorstep stand-off
Airlines and fuel tax
It is time to redress this excise duty imbalance and for excise duty and VAT to apply to airlines
Could €500m be better spent elsewhere?
Where is the economic scrutiny of decisions made following the fuel protests?
Three years of war in Sudan has failed to persuade international community to act
There are now 33 million people who need humanitarian assistance
Government reliance on social media is a communication failure
Many people no longer use these platforms
Lessons from Sweden’s saving scheme
If designed carefully, such a reform could play a meaningful role in improving how Irish households save and invest
US democracy has reached a new nadir
This has been one of the most shameful episodes in American history
Solar panel owners face dilemma as Government urges evening energy use
Residents weigh cost of complying with energy guidelines versus feeding power back to the grid
“Far too often and almost every week, Dáil proceedings seem to descend into farce”
Some parties and TDs are increasingly willing to disregard parliamentary protocols in pursuit of soundbites
Cycle-lane misuse is an accident waiting to happen
E-bike users are travelling at speed in the wrong direction
Decisions on drug reimbursement must be in interests of all patients
The patient who shared her story in Tuesday’s article deserves sympathy and support
It feels like health insurers want to confuse us
Regulation should ensure availability of easy-to-understand plans
Combat soaring fuel prices with 30km/h speed limit
Politicians respond with temporary fixes while avoiding fundamental change
A charming titles trend emerges in Letters
Perhaps in the future, the Letters page will read like a CV archive
Extra bank holidays are all well and good when someone else is paying
Small businesses shouldn’t bear more financial strain
A tip on navigating health insurance
He spends a lot of time on the phone with me teasing out my needs
Without weapons for the Naval Service, our bark will be worse than our bite
What happens when navy vessels with improved detection systems do find a hostile ship?
Waiting more than 37 weeks to resit a driving test in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown
This is yet another area where our young people are being completely let down
Left alone in the left lane
For some reason Irish drivers will only drive in the middle and outside lanes on motorways
Transported back to childhood by Dolores Keane’s voice
I found that her singing shaped not just those memories, but also a sense of place and belonging that remains with me years later.
The Irish rail network’s absurd lack of connectivity
One practical proposal might be to link existing main lines at strategic points
Barking mad greeting card
Having more time to look at the card when I got home, I found the message was meant for a new dog
Retrofitting: Not the right fit for everyone
Long-retired pensioners `haven’t a hope ’of getting a loan
Mother announced her return to college and final Christmas dinner
She sat down in total silence to an entirely male audience, to cut her own slice of goose
Banks bosses’ pay rises simply beyond board’s control
The remuneration committee could do nothing for them – beyond their control
Excitement at prospect of rare handwritten letter turns out to be misplaced
I will now attempt to find out why it took 11 weeks
Public transport has worse safety threats than pets
I have had to put up with some appalling behaviour on the part of children
Sidelining the humanities ‘a terrifying prospect’
'The aim of a university is a true enlargement of the mind'
Flood relief schemes not the solution
Just as factor 50 won’t stop climate change, we need a realistic solution
How sustainable are public finances in an AI world?
Proactive planning today can help ensure economic stability, fairness, and social cohesion tomorrow
Minister for Housing can hardly be surprised by increase in eviction notices
Consequences of the Government’s new rental rules were well flagged
Pothole hazards in Dublin - where are the emergency repair crews?
Many streets are newly pockmarked due to the incessant rain, and they can be lethal for cyclists
The price of electricity
There has been a 19 per cent increase in the number of people struggling to pay their electricity bills
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Stardust
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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