O'Toole, Fintan, 1958-
O'Toole, Fintan, 1958-...., journaliste
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O'Toole, Fintan
Fintan O'Toole Award winning Irish journalist
VIAF ID: 115852677 (Personal)
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Works
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| Access to the Irish countryside : a sad tale of ostriches, mice and dogs in mangers |
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| After the ball |
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| Alive in time : the enduring drama of Tom Murphy : new essays |
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| The appleman and the poet |
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| Black hole, green card : the disappearance of Ireland |
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| Brexit nie może się udać |
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| Brexit og det irske spørgsmål |
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| Briterne på briksen |
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| But she's not there The Springs of Affection. By Maeve Brennan. Flamingo. 346 pp, (pounds) 10.99 in UK: |
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| The child sex scandal and modern Irish literature : writing the unspeakable |
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| Correspondence with Wesley College, Dublin (O) |
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| Critical moments : Fintan O'Toole on modern Irish theatre |
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| Cultures, art and conflict |
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| A Dublin quartet |
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| The edge of Europe |
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| The End of the Troubles? |
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| Enough is enough : how to build a new republic |
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| The ex-isle of Erin |
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| A fair day, 1984 |
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| A fair day : photographs from the west of Ireland |
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| From the pope to a flat white : Ireland 1979-2019 |
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| George Fitzmaurice : 'wild in his own way' : biography of an Abbey playwright |
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| Heroic failure : Brexit and the politics of pain |
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| A history of ireland in 100 objects |
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| Home |
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| Irish art now : from the poetic to the political |
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| Irish choreographers in conversation |
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| The Irish times book of the century : 1900-1999 |
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| Judging Shaw : the radicalism of GBS |
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| Kaleidoscopic views of Ireland |
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| Labour in art |
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| The lie of the land : Irish identities |
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| The lie of the land : [Mick O'Kelly, John Duncan, Pádraig Murphy, Anthony Haughey, Victor Sloan, Paul Seawright |
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| Linnakkeita : uutta taidetta irlannista = Strongholds : new art from Ireland : [exposition itinérante, Liverpool, Tate Gallery, 20 février-7 avril 1991 ; Tampere, Sara Hildénin Tadei Museo, 27 avril-9 juin 1991] |
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| Magill Annual. |
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| A mass for Jesse James : a journey through 1980's Ireland |
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| Meanwhile back at the ranch : the politics of Irish beef |
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| Meyler : a family memoir |
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| Modern Ireland in 100 artworks |
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| The moral monopoly : the people and the theories behind the pro-life amendment campaign |
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| No more heroes |
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| Oeuvres choisies |
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| Out of here |
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| Over Under, Sideways Down: WE WRECKED THE PLACE: Contemplating an End to the Northern Irish Troubles. By Jonathan Stevenson. The Free Press: 294 pp., $25 |
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| Plays. |
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| The politics of pain : postwar England and the rise of nationalism |
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| Post Washington : why America can't rule the world |
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| The premature Life of Gerry Adams |
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| Pustka po sztuce |
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| A radiant life |
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| Review of Nicholas Grene, The Politics of Irish Drama |
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| Shakespeare is hard, but so is life : a radical guide to Shakespearian tragedy |
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| Ship of fools : how stupidity and corruption sank the Celtic Tiger |
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| Shrines |
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| The Southern question |
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| Teatre. |
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| Three years in hell |
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| Tom Murphy : the politics of magic |
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| A traitor's kiss : the life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan |
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| Up the Republic! |
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| We don't know ourselves. (Kelly) |
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| What we think of America |
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| White savage : William Johnson and the invention of America |
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| Why education matters : the importance of education to Ireland's economy and society |
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