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Letters: While many institutions have known disgrace and failure, the post office network remains untarnished - Vimarsana News

Letters: While many institutions have known disgrace and failure, the post office network remains untarnished

So many institutions in Ireland have been tarnished in recent decades, from the Catholic Church to the banks and recently RTÉ.

Letters: A travesty for democracy when anti-war rhetoric is stifled, so we must protest - Vimarsana News

Letters: A travesty for democracy when anti-war rhetoric is stifled, so we must protest

A neglected aspect of the brutal wars in Ukraine and Gaza has been the closing down of the anti-war movements in Russia and Israel.

Letters: Widening spinal surgery investigation would not be the right thing to do - Vimarsana News

Letters: Widening spinal surgery investigation would not be the right thing to do

I see the Irish Hospital Consultants Association is calling for a wider enquiry into the daily battles facing medical staff in the health system.

Letters: Violent demonisation of others has no place in any humane political arena - Vimarsana News

Letters: Violent demonisation of others has no place in any humane political arena

You enter politics to either promote the belief that civilised protest is preferable to recrimination in the pursuit of equality or you see the political arena as an opportunity to seek change through the violent demonisation of others.

Letters: Government should put its energy where it matters – tackling cartel-like firms - Vimarsana News

Letters: Government should put its energy where it matters – tackling cartel-like firms

Charlie Weston’s report that 256,000 residential electricity customers were in arrears at the end of June is a shocking indictment of government policy (‘One-in-eight homes now in arrears on their energy bills’, Irish Independent, September 26).