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Fergus Finlay: The worst may yet be to come from fascist Trump and his army
The party of Abraham Lincoln looked exactly like the old and feeble German leaders who stood by while Hitler marched to power, writes Fergus Finlay

Tue, 16 Feb, 2021

Fergus Finlay: There is real hope — just don't let economists knock us off the right track
Fergus Finlay: There is real hope — just don't let economists knock us off the right track
I don’t remember economists worrying about the mental health of people borrowed up to their eyeballs in the Celtic Tiger, writes Fergus Finlay

Tue, 09 Feb, 2021

Fergus Finlay: The Magnificent Seven have shown us how to beat the enemy
Fergus Finlay: The Magnificent Seven have shown us how to beat the enemy
I’m not going to give you my list of all-time favourite movies, because I don’t want you to know how shallow and superficial I am.  But I will bow to no-one in declaring The Magnificent Seven to be one of the best cowboy films of all time.

Tue, 02 Feb, 2021

Fergus Finlay: We can all be armchair critics, or we can all join the battle
Fergus Finlay: We can all be armchair critics, or we can all join the battle
Even as it looks right now that the numbers are turning in the right direction, there is enormous danger still

Tue, 26 Jan, 2021

Fergus Finlay: Failure to address Mother and Baby Homes scandal will haunt country for years
Fergus Finlay: Failure to address Mother and Baby Homes scandal will haunt country for years
There is evidence of children being taken from their mothers, despite these mothers fighting and pleading to keep them, to facilitate the trade and export of babies

Tue, 19 Jan, 2021

Fergus Finlay: Mother and baby home report only first step towards justice
Fergus Finlay: Mother and baby home report only first step towards justice
People who have long fought for the truth  should be given the power now, with whatever legal and technical support they need, to force the State to deliver on its long-overdue promises

Tue, 12 Jan, 2021

Fergus Finlay: Stirring words of O'Connell can help us beat our greatest enemy
Fergus Finlay: Stirring words of O'Connell can help us beat our greatest enemy
As rugby legend Paul O'Connell urged his teammates in the dressing room of Croke Park in 2007, 'It's time to go bananas'. They beat England that day, and we can beat Covid

Tue, 05 Jan, 2021

Fergus Finlay's 2021 predictions: Croke Park rebranded Ryanair Park, the Donald moves to Britain
Fergus Finlay's 2021 predictions: Croke Park rebranded Ryanair Park, the Donald moves to Britain
Fergus Finlay channels a famous French astrologer and attempts to pick out some possible 2021 highlights

Tue, 29 Dec, 2020

Fergus Finlay: My wife’s credentials on disability? Just ask the esteemed professor
Fergus Finlay: My wife’s credentials on disability? Just ask the esteemed professor
'My missus doesn’t believe in being grateful for charity and she certainly doesn’t believe in second-class citizenship,' writes Fergus Finlay

Tue, 22 Dec, 2020

Brexit
Fergus Finlay: Populism, as practised by Johnson and Trump, the worst and lowest forms of politics
Boris Johnson is torn between reason and unreason, between those who believe Britain will be damaged for years by no deal and those who believe sovereignty is the only thing that will set Britain free

Tue, 15 Dec, 2020

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