A cynical talent show made room for two talented people, both with life-defining disabilities, writes Fergus Finlay.

A couple of weeks ago I wrote here that the public policy system in Ireland has always been misogynistic, writes Fergus Finlay. 

In the early 1990s, Bridget McCole contracted Hepatitis C from an infected blood transfusion, writes Fergus Finlay.  

Now is the time for fundamental reform. Now is the time for a massive shake-up of our health system, writes Fergus Finlay.

Who will appoint the next CEO of the HSE? To whom will that person report? What will be different?

I’VE written several times now about sex. About sex abuse, misogyny, the way men feel they can treat women, writes Fergus Finlay.

This is, and remains, a man’s world, a world built on privilege for some and deep injustice for others, writes Fergus Finlay

TWENTY thousand people marched through Dublin on Saturday. A small number of them were people in crisis housing situations, but the vast majority were people marching in solidarity. That’s six people marching for each homeless child in Ireland, writes Fergus Finlay. 

Irish Catholicism is visibly dying ... its decline is, in my opinion, irreversible, says Fergus Finlay.