ALLISON MORRIS

SECURITY CORRESPONDENT

Allison Morris began her reporting career more than 15 years ago, working in the weekly newspaper industry.

She joined the Irish News in 2007 and since then has gone on to collect several awards for her work.

They include: NUJ journalist of the year 2010, Society of Editors news journalist of the year 2011 and CIPR columnist of the year 2014.

Allison is also a regular columnist for The Irish News.

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Kevin Lunney to make phased return to work at QHI

Northern Ireland news 01 Nov, 2019

Kevin Lunney is expected to make a phased return to work over the next few weeks, following a brutal kidnap at the hands of a ruthless cross border gang.

Allison Morris: Being Irish does not make us superior to modern migrants who seek a better life

Columnists 31 Oct, 2019

The circumstances in which 39 people found themselves on a journey for a new life that ended in a sealed container in an Essex industrial estate, will now be subject to court proceedings, and therefore limits comment.

Family of Sean Graham's attack call on Ombudsman to release report after new delay

Northern Ireland news 31 Oct, 2019

A MAN whose father was killed in the UFF gun attack on Sean Graham's bookmakers has said the Police Ombudsman should release the report into his death immediately, despite yet another admission from the PSNI that further disclosure had been...

Time to take legacy away from the PSNI

Analysis 31 Oct, 2019

THERE are an estimated 44 million pieces of paper in the possession of the PSNI, linked to more than 3,600 deaths throughout the period of the Troubles.

New threat against QIH directors by gang behind torture of Kevin Lunney

Northern Ireland news 30 Oct, 2019

A new threat has been issued against five directors of Quinn Industrial Holdings (QIH).

Analysis: Threat against QIH directors shows gang undeterred by public outrage at Kevin Lunney kidnap

Analysis 30 Oct, 2019

THE latest threat against directors of Quinn Industrial Holdings (QIH) provides a clear indication that the gang responsible has been undeterred by public outrage following the kidnap of Kevin Lunney.