It might actually be easier to read the Sunday Times online instead of buying it. Still, there is that hands-on feel, especially when you kick back, relax with newpaper in hand and get lost in another world.. Here’s some of my reads from last week (not all, I opened at least 2 dozen browser tabs looking at the above page!)
- Focus: Has science created a dilemma society cannot solve?
- Leading article: Send more troops
- Andrew Sullivan: Bush pushes but he fails to slow Kerry’s momentum
- ‘Miracle babies’ hope
- Speed not glamorous
- ‘Recycled’ Irish waste ends up someone else’s headache – so much for the race against waste
- Recycling? Just dump it on the Chinese
- Irish dental surgeries harbour hosts of bugs – I’m giong to the dentist on Tuesday, ooer.
- Observatory closes doors on astronomy
- Comment: Brenda Power: It’s not the state’s job to guarantee a quality life
- LA law, anarchy in the UK – “John Harlow came back from Los Angeles for a holiday in Britain to find himself the victim of random violence as he strolled past St Paul’s cathedral in daylight. It’s safer over there, he says”
- Save the world: forget about global warming – “Climate change is the focus of world leaders’ attention at the expense of soluble problems like hunger and disease, says Bjorn Lomborg”
- Special Report: Space tourism ready to take off
- EU migrants flee Ireland’s cost of living – “Reports from those returning to their home countries suggest that a key factor in their decision was the high cost of living in Ireland, which is significantly greater than accession states, even when higher wages are taken into account.”
- Irish Outlook: Damien Kiberd: Don’t be blinded by poverty claims – it’s all relative. Get rid of the super rich and we’ll all “feel better off” won’t we? “The logic is: if there are fewer rich people and you have a modest income, then you might feel relatively better off.”
- Personal View: Eircom is stifling the Irish economy
- If you think you know mortgages …
- Private dancers – this is only one reason you should buy the newspaper!
- Confessions of a tourist: Caught by a sucker punch
- Jeremy Clarkson: Seven saddles but still a one-trick pony – Jeremy is as entertaining as always, beware if you’re Canadian, you might not appreciate the humour!
- Motor Sport: Fast-track out of tragedy – “Alex Zanardi was a star racing driver until losing his legs in a horrific crash. Here he tells Emma Smith how he has fought back to race again”
I have been trying on this web site to find an e-mail address to contact the Sunday Irish Times.
Last weekend I was unable anywhere in Mayo to get a food supplement with the Sunday Irish Times.
I needed an e-mail address to ask how I could get one for me and one for a colleague.
Joseph Yeomans, Knockatemple, Ballyvary,Castlebar, Co.Mayo
im looking to contact them aswell, you got a free dvd with it called ‘ulysses’ and my mum is in it, and i forgot to get the paper and my mother went NUTS!
any chance anyone has contact info for the sunday times?
I wish to complain most this weeks (1/11/2009) Rod Lddle “Chilling Tale” regarding the poisoning cats. No matter how you read this artical, it clearly advocates/supports/suggests killing cats with Antifreeze!I am not a weirdo cat lover but cannot abide cruelty to animals – any animals. Does he hate cats so much that he can suggest that killing them in such a clearly agonising manner is acceptable? There is no excuse, he and you should no that sadly, there are people out there (that read your paper) that may probaly use this artical as guid to now poison innocent cats with antifreeze just to stop them “fouling their lawns! I am so disgusted with the tone of this artical and the pain and suffering it may cause that unless your editor prints a robust apology next week, I will stop buying your paper1