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Letters: Those who support politicians' questionable actions must share responsibility for misdeeds - Vimarsana News

Letters: Those who support politicians' questionable actions must share responsibility for misdeeds

Mary Stewart makes some contentious claims (‘Sarah Carey raised some very important points about debate being stifled’, Letters, January 4).

Lofty ambition: When Fr O'Flynn made dramatic impact on Cork - Vimarsana News

Lofty ambition: When Fr O'Flynn made dramatic impact on Cork

In 1924, priest Fr Seamus O’Flynn opened a school of drama in Cork city. A century on, KIERAN O’LEARY reveals how his flame is still burning bright

Letters: Health Minister Stephen Donnelly is facing many questions over proposed changes to abortion law - Vimarsana News

Letters: Health Minister Stephen Donnelly is facing many questions over proposed changes to abortion law

Congratulations to Sarah Carey (Irish Independent, December 23) for her excellent article highlighting the political and media silence on changes to our abortion law, and to Mary Stewart (Letters, December 28) for her excellent response.

Letters: Time for bishops to be humble and ask for priests from afar - Vimarsana News

Letters: Time for bishops to be humble and ask for priests from afar

Sir — On Sunday, October 29, a letter from Bishop Alphonsus Cullinan was read out before the 9am mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Tallow, Co Waterford. In it, several issues were presented for our attention. One was the lack of priests in the diocese.

Letters: Fault lies not with religion but in the failings of some of those who practise it - Vimarsana News

Letters: Fault lies not with religion but in the failings of some of those who practise it

Is there no end to the letters from your readers disparaging Christians (Catholics in particular) and seeking to undermine their beliefs? It is not much of an exaggeration to say that these letters are now a weekly occurrence in your columns.