Aviation industry must do its fair share for climate action
‘Children continue to be ignored as key stakeholders in decisions that will have irreversible impacts on their lives’
Letter of the Day
A letter of note selected by the Letters' Editor
The kindness of medical staff
‘With the HSE constantly in the spotlight for failures, I wanted to highlight that there are still so many things that work well ’
The culling of wolves in the EU
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael have followed in Cromwell’s footsteps by giving the wolf a bad name
No evidence of unionist resentment towards Catholic Victoria Cross awardee
James Magennis was given a reception by Belfast’s unionist lord mayor
Children and the dangers of gambling
Foundations for this addictive activity ‘becoming ingrained at even younger ages’
Kneecap the ‘easier targets’
‘There is a distinction between what rappers say on stage and what actions politicians are prepared to take’
Ireland’s human rights obligations
‘Government has failed to deliver on election promise to pass the Occupied Territories Bill’
Is it time to ban SUVs?
‘Their presence on our roads is undermining hard-won road safety gains and making our streets more dangerous’
Letters to the Editor, April 30th: On China’s influence in Ireland, Spanish power cuts and Pope Francis
“China has always engaged with overseas Chinese communities in a manner consistent with the laws and regulations of host countries”
On veiled threats to the Irish pharma industry
The threat of manufacturing job losses if Ireland doesn’t play ball regarding the proposed EU legislation is an egregious scare tactic
Patrick Freyne and the empathy crisis
Most of us who travel regularly to different developing countries feel the same way
Health warnings on alcohol products
It is essential that the public is provided with facts about alcohol as opposed to drinks industry spin
Help to Buy scheme
“Looking at how the scheme has played out, I now wonder if it’s done more harm than good.”
Policing the use of AI in the classroom
‘Proposed reforms to the Leaving Certificate exam format have been overtaken by technological events’
Preppers must be part of our communities
Local networks and projects can bring people together in times of crisis
Coercive control by neglect
Even after a controlling partner leaves the home, their influence often lingers
Rory McIlroy and Northern Irish identity
He is the walking, talking, embodiment of the Good Friday agreement
Grimy Dublin in the 1980s
Watching old footage, the city looks ‘remarkably underdeveloped’ compared with 2025
An upside of technology
“I live alone and my sight is failing but with my iPad and my iPhone, I am never alone”
We must not turn away from the crisis in Sudan
Millions have been forced to flee their homes and food and medical supplies are dangerously low
Mental health care at home
‘For many people with mental health challenges, the ability to remain in their own home — with support — is fundamental to recovery’
Utility firms and lacklustre customer care
“We apologise for the delay, we are currently experiencing an unprecedented number of calls”
Simple actions to help young people with disabilities
Providing transport post-school would be empowering and enabling
Mental illness and society
Proper diagnosis and treatment help many – a better, fairer society helps all
Schoolchildren and the Gaeltacht experience
There are lots of families who would love to send their children to the Gaeltacht but it’s a luxury many can’t afford
Gaza and the international community
Israel’s latest attacks on Gaza show how impunity breeds further atrocities
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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