There was only one positive thing about the presidential election we’ve all endured for the last month or so: It had the right result, writes, Fergus Finlay.

Eris Zhi Ying Xue and I have a couple of things in common, it transpires. 

I can only imagine what a bittersweet weekend it must have been for Frances Fitzgerald and Nóirín O’Sullivan.

FORGET Paschal Donohoe. There’s much more important news about Toby, says Fergus Finlay. 

We can get so angry about people we see as undeserving, and be so sanguine about people who are living really, really well, writes Fergus Finlay

If Britain can leave with a better deal than it had when it was a member, that’s the end of the EU, writes Fergus Finlay

I joined the Labour Party as an ordinary member in my early 20s, and I’ve been a member now for not far short of half a century.

This is a week I always look forward to. On Friday, we’re having our national collection — Barnardos, that is. 

Trump will dismiss any opposition as petty spite, and tell the world that the true Irish loved him, writes Fergus Finlay

Leo Varadkar’s speech on Saturday was a powerful affirmation of what a modern Ireland must look like, says Fergus Finlay.