President Higgins Writes Urgent Letter Addressing Critical National Concern

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“Any perceived departure from our established and impartial stance in support of NATO, the formidable war machine, will lead to us being categorized as birds of a feather. It would be an unimaginable betrayal of our people for countries outside of the virtuous western world to consider Éire a ‘legitimate target.’ Indeed, Michael D Higgins is a truly remarkable man.”

– Robert Sullivan, Bantry, Co Cork

“The Republic of Ireland’s defeat to Greece left many of us feeling disheartened. Liam Brady’s statement that we lack talented players and Michael O’Neill’s account of injuries and struggles only added to the plight of the national team. The Jack Charlton era was a rare occasion when everything aligned in our favor. The issue lies not only with the team or manager, but also with the fact that we are a small country. Greece has a population of 10 million, France has 67 million, and Holland has 17 million individuals to choose from. However, we should consider ourselves fortunate as Gibraltar has a population of only 32,000. The only viable solution is a united Ireland team, but personal conflicts and power dynamics prevent this from becoming a reality, unlike in rugby. Nonetheless, as an optimist, I believe that where there is a will, there is a way.”

– Aidan Hampson, Artane, Dublin

“This week’s solstice does not signify the end of our summer. The summer solstice marks the longest day of the year when we experience the most daylight. On Wednesday, we can expect approximately 17 hours of daylight. This is the time of year when the sun is at its highest point over Ireland, providing us with warm weather and glorious sunshine. As the sun gradually moves south, the next three months will be a period of heightened activity in nature. Trees will be in full foliage, plants and shrubs will be in bloom, hay and silage will be harvested, and the coastline and landscapes will be at their most magnificent and picturesque. It is the season for enjoying outdoor living, treating ourselves to ice creams and refreshing drinks. This year, the effects of global warming are more noticeable than ever. The sea around our coasts is warming at a faster rate, reaching 15°C by late May and expected to exceed 20°C by August. The summer season is extending, and we are experiencing Mediterranean-like temperatures. Although the summer solstice is upon us, our pleasant and green land will continue to flourish well into September. Let’s make the most of it!”

– Billy Ryle, Tralee, Co Kerry

“Will this be the last time we see the fumbling fool, BoJo? Even the most adamant and delusional supporters of Boris Johnson, including Rees-Mogg, Fabricant, and Dorries, must surely acknowledge that their hero will not make a Lazarus-like comeback to reclaim No 10 in glory. What was once a considerable following for Boris has dwindled to insignificance. With any luck, we may have seen the last of this bumbling fool in politics. Undoubtedly, he will revert to his usual form of writing drivel for large sums of money, although it is unlikely that any reputable newspapers will entertain him given the extent of his downfall. One distinguished Tory peer has stated that Boris Johnson has been dishonest from day one and was never fit for any public office. We’ve said enough. Farewell, Boris, and good riddance.”

– David Ryan, Co. Meath

“Now that Independent Newspapers and the Garda Commissioner have issued apologies to Pat Carey, it’s time for Pat Rabbitte to step forward and apologize to Mr. Carey for his terrible attack on him during an RTÉ political program many years ago. While political banter is a common occurrence, Mr. Rabbitte’s attack exceeded acceptable limits on this occasion. Everyone knows that Pat Carey is a gentle and compassionate man who rarely, if ever, engages in such banter. One could see the pain on his face that night. I’ve never forgotten it, and I’m sure Mr. Carey hasn’t either. Hopefully, Mr. Rabbitte will do the right thing and issue an apology.”

– Donough O’Reilly, Stillorgan, Co Dublin

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