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I have never met anyone so stuck in life as obsessive self-improvers
08.01.2026
20
Finn Mcredmond
Was Ireland’s reputation as a tiny diplomatic superpower just a flash in the pan fantasy?
01.01.2026
30
Finn Mcredmond
The cause of the great reading crisis is unknown. But the solution is obvious
18.12.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Politicians are bad at the internet. Exhibit A: Simon Harris’s TikTok
11.12.2025
8
Finn Mcredmond
Falling in love with Robert F Kennedy jnr wasn’t Olivia Nuzzi’s biggest mistake
04.12.2025
7
Finn Mcredmond
Britain’s Paddington obsession is embarrassing - but so is Ireland gushing over ‘Miggedly’
27.11.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
‘We’re not crying, you are’: How whimsy is now debasing public life
27.11.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Was anyone surprised when Trump called a woman journalist ‘piggy’?
20.11.2025
20
Finn Mcredmond
Caroline Flack documentary is one last act of excessive prying
13.11.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Zohran Mamdani is a throwback to a time when politicians weren’t all managerial centrists
06.11.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
No, Lily Allen, we were never meant to know this much about one another
30.10.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Prince Andrew is not a problem that can be solved by clever PR moves or renouncing a title
23.10.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Donald Trump’s image may have received a boost, but he remains an unpredictable renegade
16.10.2025
8
Finn Mcredmond
Forget VAT. Delivery apps are killing our restaurants
09.10.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Wokeness killed The Simpsons. Let’s not try to bring it back
02.10.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
I’m sorry if reading Shakespeare is getting in the way of your kayaking lessons
25.09.2025
20
Finn Mcredmond
Sadly, it was no surprise to see the Irish Tricolour at the Tommy Robinson march
17.09.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
We should not dismiss blatantly political works from artists like Banksy
11.09.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Ireland is in danger of ignoring the one big benefit of single-sex education
04.09.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Everything Taylor Swift does - even her engagement announcement - must be understood through one lens: fear
27.08.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Ireland is turning into chief ‘finger wagger’ on the world stage
21.08.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
JD Vance hasn’t mastered the art of the political holiday
14.08.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Humourless raging against Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle jeans ad is pointless
06.08.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Bonnie Blue: Why the free-sex ‘content creator’ is nauseating and wrong
31.07.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
This summer I’m taking a Maga approach to reading: self-serving and isolationist
24.07.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Ireland is learning what Britain has already discovered: the status quo does not endure
17.07.2025
20
Finn Mcredmond
Oasis: You can’t write. You don’t care. No wonder you’ve gone a long way
10.07.2025
6
Finn Mcredmond
How to work smarter: get up early, do your work diligently, have a long lunch, go home
03.07.2025
60
Finn Mcredmond
Trump’s perfectly landed swear word was his best performance yet
26.06.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
It’s no wonder people my age are miserable. Everyone keeps telling them they’re totally screwed
19.06.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
I’m no Greta Thunberg fan, but dismissing the Madleen as a ‘publicity stunt’ is brain-dead
12.06.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Maybe what the world needs right now is another Anthony Bourdain
04.06.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Ingredients for happier marriage between the United Kingdom and Ireland are there
29.05.2025
9
Finn Mcredmond
Quentin Tarantino understood something Joe Biden did not - how to quit while you’re ahead
22.05.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Could a Nigel Farage or Giorgia Meloni be good for Irish democracy?
15.05.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Prince Harry is extraordinarily difficult to feel sorry for - and yet I do
08.05.2025
20
Finn Mcredmond
You don’t have to be religious to accept it was God who brought Trump and Zelenskiy together
01.05.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
The child of a globalised world, I grew up with Chinese-made smartphones and problematic fast fashion
24.04.2025
8
Finn Mcredmond
I was glad to see Conor McGregor mixing with Tucker Carlson. His stock is now even lower
16.04.2025
40
Finn Mcredmond
AI panic: Artists angry that a machine is learning from their work should relax
10.04.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
After years of skilfully playing both sides of the ‘Boston or Berlin’ binary, we must now choose one of them
03.04.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
We have enough Sad Irish Girl Wanders Around Dublin novels
27.03.2025
7
Finn Mcredmond
Michael D Higgins’s grandiose statements about military spending won’t raise Ireland’s stock
20.03.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Why do so many Irish men – from the rugby team to Paul Mescal – look Australian?
13.03.2025
20
Finn Mcredmond
Celebrities harping on about politics is bad. But it’s worse when they don’t
06.03.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Timothée Chalamet’s overt pursuit of greatness is a refreshing break from faux ‘who me?’ humility
27.02.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
Debates over Rishi Sunak’s Englishness or Leo Varadkar’s Irishness are deranged
20.02.2025
7
Finn Mcredmond
Kanye West has taken vice-signalling to a new level of brutishness. Can he come back?
13.02.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
This is a good time to recognise all that Salman Rushdie sacrificed for free speech
06.02.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond
I am tired of explaining Michael D Higgins’s words to incredulous English people
30.01.2025
10
Finn Mcredmond