Self-indulgent in the extreme, he appears to be utterly devoid of any sense of moral value

Fergus Finlay: I have turned a blind eye to cheap, vulgar sexism — it is all men: A comprehensive series of articles on this topic

I need to write about this as one of thousands of parents, and also as a citizen. I’m going to try to be as objective as possible, even though a lot of it makes my blood boil

After beating back a devastating springtime spread of the coronavirus, Europe is having an even deadlier second wave this fall.

The Dáil and the Seanad owe a debt to the women and children involved. They owe them the truth, writes Fergus Finlay

Libraries, and librarians, don’t just transform young lives. They offer shelter, comfort, warmth to older people, poorer people, lonely people

She will be remembered as one of the most consequential education ministers we’ve ever had

5-minute read from my column in today’s Irish Examiner. As hard as it might be, if we don’t regulate and challenge hate on the internet, we will live to regret it. Why write about hate? St...

Vital to have  a national maternity hospital that is open to every woman in Ireland, whatever her colour, ethnic origin, or income

By the time the votes are counted, the two parties combined will have a working majority, or at worst will need no more than an Independent TD or two to support them.

They should wind up their affairs and hand their assets over to the State: Until they do, the apologies are just spin and bluster

Fergus Finlay: Pandemic took away the voices of people with intellectual disability: A comprehensive series of articles on this topic

He was the greatest advocate for peace based on mutual respect this country had ever known, writes Fergus Finlay

An extra €100 million of Government spending could prevent families getting into debt over the €400 cost of getting each primary pupil back to school every year, children’s charity Barnardos has said.

Out of all the children who need to be relocated — children at risk, alone — Ireland has accepted one, writes Fergus Finlay

Fergus Finlay: We must change language around sex crimes in quest for justice: A comprehensive series of articles on this topic

Just like women who endure violence and coercive control, many male victims fear to speak out — but Men's Aid is listening

One of the lessons I learned from Mervyn Taylor was that you can disagree with someone deeply, and still respect them enormously, writes Fergus Finlay.

What was easily dismissed not so long ago as a few headbangers came dangerously close to tipping over the edge into really serious violence, writes Fergus Finlay