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Letters: Below-cost selling of produce is a slap in the face for Irish farmers

Sir In the Sunday ­Independent of March 24, ­discount supermarket Aldi ­advertised Irish-grown potatoes and other vegetables for less than 50 cent per kilo, far below the cost of production.

Letters: Building a home on your own land is a far cry from criminal

Letters: Building a home on your own land is a far cry from criminal
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Letters: Ireland and immigration — readers have their say

Letters: Honour women who played a key role in shaping the State

Sir The award of the Freedom of Dublin to climate change campaigner Greta Thunberg earlier this year should be seen as a first step in correcting the gender discrepancy associated with recipients of this honour.

The Famine: never again?

Sir - I wholeheartedly agreed with Eilis O Hanlon s article in your paper last week where she said The Hunger -the RTÉ show about the Great Famine - washed over the senses rather than engaging the intellect . I would go further and say the show presented a sanitised version of the Famine. Mention was made of Sir Charles Trevelyan but his full quote was absent, in which he stated: God sent the Famine to punish the Irish and we should do nothing to mitigate God s will. The Famine was not just an Irish happening. Scotland was equally affected - but the Scottish landlords, led by the Mathesons (a Hong Kong banking family), provided food for their tenants - unlike their counterparts from Ireland who were living it up in London.

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