The Campaign to Save Tara is calling for an immediate halt to all construction works, an official investigation by the Environment and Transport committees, and the appointment of an independent mediator in order to prevent an escalation of confrontations.
Letters to Village
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Letters
Asylum-seekers: The cost of compassion
Vincent Browne article: A misplaced compliment to Murtagh
Gangland Murders: ‘Respectable' drug users share blame
Lansdowne redevelopment: Well-heeled residents stop progress
Irish Health services: Children's hospital bugs Bertie
Great economy, bad health; In praise of St Vincent's staff; Correction
Email us at villagers@villagemagazine.ie, write to us at Villagers, Village Magazine, 44 Westland Row, Dublin 2 or fax 01 642 5001.
The deadline for receipt of letters is 10am on the Monday before publication. Please keep submissions under 300 words and include a contact number for verification. Village retains the right to edit submissions for reasons of length or libel.
Email us at villagers@villagemagazine.ie, write to us at Villagers, Village Magazine, 44 Westland Row, Dublin 2 or fax 01 642 5001.
The deadline for receipt of letters is 10am on the Monday before publication. Please keep submissions under 300 words and include a contact number for verification. Village retains the right to edit submissions for reasons of length or libel.
Email us at villagers@villagemagazine.ie, write to us at Villagers, Village Magazine, 44 Westland Row, Dublin 2 or fax 01 642 5001.
The deadline for receipt of letters is 10am on the Monday before publication.
Please keep submissions under 300 words and include a contact number for verification.
Village retains the right to edit submissions for reasons of length or libel.
The delinquent state that oppressed Irish children in institutional care is alive and well and is still denying justice to its former child victims. During his lifetime, one such victim, Peter Tyrrell, could not get justice in Ireland. He couldn't even get a hearing of his complaints. He took his life in despair after being betrayed by Ireland's bleeding-heart do-gooders in whom he had misplaced his trust.
Vincent Browne's piece on 'On this day 28 October 1492' (Village 2 November) celebrating – if that's the right word – Columbus Day gives a definite opinion that it was savagery by Europeans that brought about the virtual collapse of the native American populations and culture.