“It’s one thing to recognize capitalism for the powerful economic tool it is and to acknowledge that, for better or for worse, we’re stuck with it and, hey, thank God we have it. There’s not …
Sport isn’t a matter of life or death, it’s much more important than that, argues Paul Fennessy
This fortnight Paul Fennessy highlights the Irish sporting public’s lack of appreciation for Ronan O’Gara and evaluates Ryan Shawcross’ infamous tackle
Paul Fennessy speaks to Johnny Adger of And So I Watch You from Afar about the unassuming post-rock outfit’s recent Choice Music Prize nomination
In light of the many negative comments recently left on this newspaper’s website, Paul Fennessy asks whether people who comment on blogs can cause more harm than good
Paul Fennessy talks to the lead singer of Hadouken!, James Smith, about the pitfalls of rock stardom and the virtues of the Sugababes
Watching Roland Emmerich Movie was nothing less than an insane experience, writes Paul Fennessy
Roland Emmerich Movie was both the best and the worst Dramsoc play otwo has ever seen. It was the worst in the …
“You know, sometimes people in West Baltimore say to me, about Season 2, “We know you tried to take our show white, but it didn’t work—then you came back to us.” And I have to …
“At the end of thirteen episodes, the reward for the viewer – who has been lured all this way by a well constructed police show – is not the simple gratification of hearing handcuffs click. …
Arsène Wenger’s knack for saying the wrong thing at the wrong time comes under scrutiny in the third instalment of Paul Fennessy’s column
