Archive for the ‘Letters to the Editor’ Category
Educate Together in Tramore
As education proved to be a major election issue and in relation to your newspaper’s recent coverage of all established primary schools in Tramore,
Our changing horizons
Recently, I had the good fortune to be invited by Margaret Croke to attend her packed meeting in Clonmel Park Hotel for people with disability (PWD).
Good customer service and why it’s not dead
The next best thing to excellent service is excellent staff with cop-on and initiative when confronted with a problem.
Squirrel Survey
I would like to let your readers know of an exciting opportunity to become involved in an important wildlife survey.
Pavement fertilisation!
Following on from the fantastic news that Waterford has reinforced its position as one of Ireland’s tidiest cities, I would like to highlight another area where Waterford is a proud and innovative international leader, ‘Pavement Fertilisation’.
Communications Mast for ESB Site at Cullenagh, Kilmeaden
Dear Sir,
The Kilmeaden Anti-Mast group would like to bring to the attention of local residents and other interested parties the planning application being made by the ESB to site a communications mast at its substation at Cullenagh, Kilmeaden.
Our group is very concerned that this mast will have a detrimental effect on the locality and on [...]
Communications Mast for ESB Site at Cullenagh, Kilmeaden
The Kilmeaden Anti-Mast group would like to bring to the attention of local residents and other interested parties the planning application being made by the ESB to site a communications mast at its substation at Cullenagh, Kilmeaden.
Privatisation of city bin collection
The decision to privatise the remainder of the bin services in Waterford city by a majority of City Council members, (a function introduced and carried out by the State for sanitation and health reasons since the late 1800s) is the culmination of a strategy that introduced and increased charging on householders for a service that was paid out of general taxation.
Thurles must remain our ‘home’ Munster Championship stadium
The Waterford County Board’s constructing a new stadium close to Carriganore, in order to stage Munster Championship games was always a non-runner in the past.
Employment of musicians in Carrick
I refer to a statement in The Munster Express last week by the President of the Lions Club, Ms Maria Madden, who urged local people to shop local this year and keep their business and money in town.