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Dion Fanning

Dion Fanning is a JOE contributing writer.

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Liverpool were destroyed for 45 minutes, but while Jurgen Klopp’s side have Mo Salah they will always have hope

Sport

Liverpool were destroyed for 45 minutes, but while Jurgen Klopp’s side have Mo Salah they will always have hope

By Dion Fanning

Why Met Éireann is now the benevolent church we all can happily obey

News

Why Met Éireann is now the benevolent church we all can happily obey

By Dion Fanning

Don’t take the Brexiteer attitude to Northern Ireland personally, it’s simply reality they can’t stand

Politics

Don’t take the Brexiteer attitude to Northern Ireland personally, it’s simply reality they can’t stand

By Dion Fanning

The strange and unsettling world of the Irexit conference where Nigel Farage was greeted like a returning hero

Politics

The strange and unsettling world of the Irexit conference where Nigel Farage was greeted like a returning hero

By Dion Fanning

Looking for answers inside the arena of the Disclosures Tribunal

Politics

Looking for answers inside the arena of the Disclosures Tribunal

By Dion Fanning

Limerick proudly watched Dolores O’Riordan conquer the world, but now the city tries to understand its loss

Music

Limerick proudly watched Dolores O’Riordan conquer the world, but now the city tries to understand its loss

By Dion Fanning

COMMENT: Suspending Barry McElduff for three months shows the extent of Sinn Féin’s interest in reconciliation

Politics

COMMENT: Suspending Barry McElduff for three months shows the extent of Sinn Féin’s interest in reconciliation

By Dion Fanning

There’s nothing new about Dry January, but there might not be anything good about it either

Life

There’s nothing new about Dry January, but there might not be anything good about it either

By Dion Fanning

Brexit may be moving closer to reality, but it can’t bear too much reality

Politics

Brexit may be moving closer to reality, but it can’t bear too much reality

By Dion Fanning

Trump, Brexit and the bottom-feeding malignancy of nationalism

Politics

Trump, Brexit and the bottom-feeding malignancy of nationalism

By Dion Fanning