Letters | Irish Post

Violence begets violence

TCM Editorial

01 September 2010

IN reply to J Hampton’s letter, ‘The more violence, the less the chance of a united Ireland’ (The Irish Post, August 14).

Queen’s visit needs a rethink

TCM Editorial

01 September 2010

I AM all in favour of the Queen visiting Ireland.

Ireland’s missing greats

TCM Editorial

01 September 2010

I WAS sorry to see in your otherwise very interesting article about Ireland’s greatest people, no mention was made of Mary McAleese (The Irish Post, August 21).

Time to look to taxpayers and not fund overseas projects

TCM Editorial

01 September 2010

MICHAEL KENNEDY’S letter (The Irish Post, August 14) confirms that I may not have been seeing things when passing by a building site in London, when I believe I, too, noticed a sign stating ‘No English or Irish needed on site’.

Irish citizenry is still a matter of national identity

TCM Editorial

01 September 2010

WITH reference to Donal Kennedy’s mention of Irish citizens serving in the service of another nation, notably Britain (The Irish Post, August 21).

Irish in Britain need to get a life and stop living in the past

TCM Editorial

01 September 2010

AFTER reading Mrs Chambers’ recent letter about the closure of an Irish centre in London (The Irish Post, August 14), I must say her history of the Irish contribution to the empire in India was a revelation.

Attack on referee was a disgrace

TCM Editorial

01 September 2010

FROM a Gaelic football referee’s perspective, I must say that I was very disappointed to read the disparaging remarks of your reporter Tony Tighe (The Irish Post, August 21) in relation to John Reape’s handling of the SFC semi-final between St. Kiernans and Kingdom Kerry Gaels.

Irish Post columnist is a Master of awards

TCM Editorial

25 August 2010

YOUR quondam columnist Joseph O’Connor received an MA from UCD, and a second one from Leeds: does that count as a Double MAmmy?

Closure of services will destroy the local community

TCM Editorial

25 August 2010

THANK-YOU for publishing our letter in support of our Irish centre and all it means to our community throughout the generations.

Collins should not be held up as figurehead of bogus Parliament

TCM Editorial

25 August 2010

SENATOR Liam Twomey, rightly, holds the name of Michael Collins in high regard, but, wrongly, wants to appropriate the patriot’s greatcoat to cover Fine Gael Amhain.