Person: John O’Brennan

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Roderic O'Gorman's fellow minister Helen McEntee said his privacy and property had been 'violated in a disgusting manner' after masked men unfurled defamatory banners at his home. Picture: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews</p>

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Threat to democracy: Conspiracy groups 'becoming increasingly more extreme'

Experts warn intimidation and violence could escalate after masked men deface minister’s home

<p>Security sources say China seeks to project its ‘soft power’ but also to exert influence over academics through inducements and intimidation. Picture: Julien Behal/PA</p>

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Ireland faces 'very real' threat of economic espionage from China

<p>Business representatives have urged a cautious approach to easing restrictions to avoid a repeat of December's reopening which led to a new wave of cases and deaths from Covid-19. Picture: Andy Gibson</p>

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Civilian enforcers are a way out of lockdown, business groups say

business

Brexit ‘shameful’ says former HSBC boss Stephen Green

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Limerick Civic Trust provides backdrop to address corporate social responsibility

business

Limerick Civic Trust lecture series sure to spark debate

Your Monday morning news round up

Prison stabbing suspect ‘cleared’ for kitchen duty; Rory McIlroy shows off his jetset lifestyle; and the celebrities preaching about the referendum could be doing more harm than good. These are some of the latest and most read news stories on irishexaminer.com this morning.

Mon, 18 May, 2015

Stop the expenses gravy train

The news that TDs have been paid another staggering amount in expenses — about €6m — should come as no surprise to an electorate that has become wearyingly accustomed to paying other people’s bills.

Sat, 11 Feb, 2012

Getting it wrong on access students

WE were deeply concerned by the comments attributed to UCC President Dr Michael Murphy concerning access students (Irish Examiner, Dec 21).

Sat, 24 Dec, 2011