
Fintan O'Toole
An influential Irish journalist and critic, Fintan O'Toole is known for his insightful commentary on literature, politics, and culture. He has authored numerous books and essays that explore the complexities of Irish identity and society. O'Toole's critiques have sparked debates, particularly regarding the boundaries of storytelling and the responsibilities of writers.
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Fintan O’Toole contributed to the documentary about Larry Goodman.
A riveting portal to the world of Charles Haughey, cheap suits and bad hair – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole has referred to our capacity for doublethink in relation to the Catholic Church.
We’re not bouncy castle Catholics – we’re the incense and eulogies kind – The Irish Times
Fintan O'Toole compares the current situation in the U.S. to his childhood in militarized Ireland.
Martin Gelin om hur ICE blev en paramilitär styrkaFintan O'Toole discusses the implications of Trump's actions on Ireland and US wealth.
Investors are stockpiling gold. I’m stocking up on Aldi torches – The Irish TimesHe is mentioned as part of the team attending the Hinterland #14 event.
‘When I read his first essay I accused him of getting his big sister to write it’ – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole framed the row as a clash between two forces in Irish society.
The Saipan film makes the conflict between Keane and McCarthy less interesting – The Irish TimesFintan O’Toole discusses Enoch Burke's extreme logic and its implications in Irish education.
I would not quite say I admire Enoch Burke, but I do find him weirdly impressive – The Irish TimesFintan O’Toole writes about the commodification of suburbs in Ireland.
Fintan O’Toole on the commodification of Crumlin – The Irish TimesWriters Fintan O’Toole, Justine McCarthy, Róisín Ingle and Mark O’Connell are nominated for Best Columnist.
Why, in journalism, less is more – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole is mentioned as a columnist who reflects on the ancient world's contributions to communication.
This man spent 15 years translating Plato’s dialogues. What he learned is vital for us all – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole reflects on the impact of government negligence on children's development.
What’s another year to a hungry two-year-old? – The Irish TimesFintan O’Toole interviewed Barack Obama in Dublin’s 3Arena.
A Tricolour patriot goes to hospital. Would he insist on a white Irish doctor? – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole wrote an article discussing Catherine Connolly's comments about Germany.
“Is it not time for Ireland to grow up?” – The Irish TimesMr Obama was in conversation with Irish Times columnist and author Fintan O'Toole.
There is ‘no military rationale for continuing to pummel Gaza’ – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole is involved in the event 'An Evening with President Barack Obama'.
HSE, Ireland’s largest employer, choosing its next chief executive – The Irish TimesFintan O’Toole looked at the presidential election through the lenses of morale and morality.
Gareth Sheridan nominated by Kerry County Council – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole wrote a column referring to Maria Steen's conduct during debates.
Fingal council votes not to endorse any candidate for presidential election – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole is humorously mentioned as a nerd being bullied.
What kind of teenager were you? – The Irish TimesFintan O’Toole is mentioned for his insightful commentary on the historical role of women in Ireland.
State coerced my mother to give up a well-paid job when she married – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole reflects on the cultural shifts brought about by the internet and music industry changes.
It wasn’t the internet that killed the old cultural order, it was U2 – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole is an Irish Times columnist and Orwell Prize winner mentioned in the context of discussing Irish identity and cultural differences.
I am too negative about Ireland and too positive about Australia. I can’t please everyone – The Irish TimesRita wants the top job to go to The Irish Times columnist Fintan O’Toole – 'a lovely speaker, a very well-educated man, and would really represent us on the world stage'.
Fintan O’Toole? Johnny Logan? Liveline asks the nation, one by one, who should be president – The Irish TimesIrish Times columnist Fintan O'Toole shares his views on Mary Robinson’s life and legacy.
the best new shows to watch this week – The Irish TimesFintan O’Toole is mentioned as a potential candidate for the presidency.
The presidency is not a Rose of Tralee contest for over-35s – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole wrote an article discussing the excavation of the Tuam site and its historical implications.
Why are the experiences of people born, like me, in Temple Hill forgotten? – The Irish TimesFintan O’Toole writes about Ireland’s history of opposing anti-Semitism.
The leaving of unlivable Temple Bar – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole discusses Ireland's proud history of opposing anti-Semitism.
Irish people support Palestinians because they recognise the settler colonial process at play – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole is participating in a conversation with US congresswoman Pramila Jayapal at the festival.
Galway arts festival, The Script, Taylor Tomlinson and other events to see, shows to book and ones to catch before they end – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole is an Irish Times columnist linked with the discussion of potential presidential candidates.
Joe Duffy and Bertie Ahern among names circulating but parties wary of ‘knee-jerk’ selection – The Irish TimesFintan O'Toole is a well-known Irish journalist and literary critic.
I have had more wives than Henry VIII. It’s news to me too – The Irish Times



























































































































































































