Throughout that period of government, the thing that bound Martin and I close together was the peace process, writes Fergus Finlay

Donald Trump wants to push America into a bleak future where he gets to finally crush all dissent, writes Fergus Finlay

The presidential race will not be decided by policy or ideology, but by whether candidates show true leadership under pressure

Ireland has one social worker per 3,000 people, yet we scapegoat Tusla instead of fixing systemic failures in child protection

You don't make peace with friends, as Shimon Peres said, you make it with 'very unsavoury enemies'

Survivor Ailbhe Griffith’s story reveals how misogyny, not lust, drives violence — and why society must confront it directly

Trump’s deference to Putin in Alaska exposed his weakness, while Ukraine and Europe insist only self-determination can bring peace

America is sliding towards political violence, Trump's second presidency could ignite unrest with global repercussions

The older I get the more I believe that if there is a people who know how to close the gap between what ought to be and what is, it is the Irish people

Scandals come and go but when your own base turns on you, the only option is full and frank confession, a ghostly Nixon would [probably] tell Donald Trump, writes Fergus Finlay