Dear Editor,
The directors of Paddy Power Plc should collectively hang their heads in shame for allowing the company to profit from bullfighting barbarity.

Dear Editor,
I write in relation to comments made by RTE racing pundit Ted Walsh on national airwaves recently in which he moaned about the cost of accommodation in Galway hostelries during race week.

Dear Editor,
Ireland's equestrian prowess has been showcased magnificently at the RDS, with some of the best riders and horses in the country having performed for the crowds.

Dear Editor,
Could I please ask your readers to consider contributing to a very special book. Bruce Springsteen gigs in Ireland sell out faster than any other.

Dear Editor,
I am writing in response to a news feature on the RTE News on Monday 16th June in relation to anti-social behaviour. I am writing to express my disappointment in the medias continuous portrayal of young people in such negative manner.

Dear Editor,
There has been much frenzied commentary and analysis in the international media, especially business and economics publications, about the possibility of an Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear sites.

Dear Editor,
Let me preface this by saying I hate hospitals! But this summer due to differing circumstances I have had to bring friends and family on numerous occasions and, yes, I dreaded each visit.

Dear Editor,
While I agree with Mr Thomas' call for a boycott of the Chinese Olympics and diplomatic sanctions against China for its support of genocide in Sudan and oppression in Tibet and within China itself, it is very unlikely that developed nations will do this. Mr Thomas' stand is just and principled and is supported by the tenets and ideals of democracy, the laws and constitutions of many countries, the doctrines of all the major world religions, and by reason, logic and rationality. So why are countries supporting China when it stands against everything that they stand for? That is the big question.

Dear Editor,
While I agree with Mr Thomas' call for a boycott of the Chinese Olympics and diplomatic sanctions against China for its support of genocide in Sudan and oppression in Tibet and within China itself, it is very unlikely that developed nations will do this.

Dear Editor
I am writing to you once again in reply to the article in your letters to the editor page on Wednesday 16 July. The article I refer to is indeed the letter from the Barna/Na Forbhacha Community Games Committee, titled 'Politics have no part in Games'.