Keep the Irish Times Church Services in the Newspaper
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Charles Pearson
10 years ago
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This is part and parcel of the general running down of services especially banking so that those who are not interested in computers or who like me consider the internet to fundamentally insecure and do not wish to use it are denied a long standing essential service.
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Dr Adrian Somerfield
10 years ago
The listings are helpful to elderly people who cannot use computers. Provided, of course, they they are correct!
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Pamela Kelly
10 years ago
not everyone has internet at hand,Boycott newspapers if that happens
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Victor Armstrong
10 years ago
Please keep the present system
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Jill lacey
10 years ago
Let's not break with tradition. We still have elderly people who live to see it 8n the paper. Don't exclude them please.
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Scott Peoples
10 years ago
Please keep these listings in the paper.
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Rachel McConnell
10 years ago
Keep the Church Service Notices! there are still some people out there who don't use computers.
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Joan Sherlock-Robertson
10 years ago
I feel it would be such a shame if these public information notices became a thing of the past. Especially for the likes of my non-computer literate mother, but he reads the IT religiously (pardon the pun)
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Irene and David Reid
10 years ago
We feel this service is very important especially for all the elderly people who may not be computer literate and who attend church regularly.
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Sheila Chamberlain
10 years ago
There are many people who do not have computer skills, and check the IT to see where, what time service is, and who is preaching. It is a valuable service to those!
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Elaine Murray
10 years ago
Why would you alienate your remaining readers like this! Keep the Church Services for those who don't use Computers. They are legion!
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Hilary Harris
10 years ago
Please keep printing the times of the church services in the paper as some older people cannot use a computer and church maybe their only outting each week. Please.
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Gillian Wharton
10 years ago
Please keep the Church Service Notices in the print edition of The Irish Times each Saturday. It is one of the reasons why many buy The Irish Times on a Saturday. Not everyone has access to a computer or is computer literate, and this service is essential.
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Martin Thorp
10 years ago
On behalf of the Dun Laoghaire and Bray Methodist Churches, we wish Church Services to continue in the I.T. paper edition on Saturdays.
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Carlisle Smith
10 years ago
I believe this list should not be removed.
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Mark Forsyth
10 years ago
Please keep these important notices in the print edition. They are part of the reason I buy the Irish Times every weekend!
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Ita Delaney
10 years ago
there are a lot of people depending on your paper to read notices not everyone has access to a lap top.
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Margaret Healion
10 years ago
You have no idea how many people rely on having their hard copy of these notices. They are not the people who use online publications. In fact, if they did they wouldn't buy the paper, they would just use our website.
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Paul Kingston
10 years ago
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The church service listing is one of the first items I turn to in the Irish Times each Saturday. As well as providing very useful information for visitors, who may not always have access to a computer, it provides a link with the wider church community.
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Clare Newell
10 years ago
This is so important for people who may be traveling and wish to attend a service new to them or a simple call to worship.
This is part and parcel of the general running down of services especially banking so that those who are not interested in computers or who like me consider the internet to fundamentally insecure and do not wish to use it are denied a long standing essential service.
The listings are helpful to elderly people who cannot use computers. Provided, of course, they they are correct!
not everyone has internet at hand,Boycott newspapers if that happens
Please keep the present system
Let's not break with tradition. We still have elderly people who live to see it 8n the paper. Don't exclude them please.
Please keep these listings in the paper.
Keep the Church Service Notices! there are still some people out there who don't use computers.
I feel it would be such a shame if these public information notices became a thing of the past. Especially for the likes of my non-computer literate mother, but he reads the IT religiously (pardon the pun)
We feel this service is very important especially for all the elderly people who may not be computer literate and who attend church regularly.
There are many people who do not have computer skills, and check the IT to see where, what time service is, and who is preaching. It is a valuable service to those!
Why would you alienate your remaining readers like this! Keep the Church Services for those who don't use Computers. They are legion!
Please keep printing the times of the church services in the paper as some older people cannot use a computer and church maybe their only outting each week. Please.
Please keep the Church Service Notices in the print edition of The Irish Times each Saturday. It is one of the reasons why many buy The Irish Times on a Saturday. Not everyone has access to a computer or is computer literate, and this service is essential.
On behalf of the Dun Laoghaire and Bray Methodist Churches, we wish Church Services to continue in the I.T. paper edition on Saturdays.
I believe this list should not be removed.
Please keep these important notices in the print edition. They are part of the reason I buy the Irish Times every weekend!
there are a lot of people depending on your paper to read notices not everyone has access to a lap top.
You have no idea how many people rely on having their hard copy of these notices. They are not the people who use online publications. In fact, if they did they wouldn't buy the paper, they would just use our website.
The church service listing is one of the first items I turn to in the Irish Times each Saturday. As well as providing very useful information for visitors, who may not always have access to a computer, it provides a link with the wider church community.
This is so important for people who may be traveling and wish to attend a service new to them or a simple call to worship.