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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Journalists arrested over Loughinisland documents released

Northern Ireland news 31 Aug, 2018

A JOURNALIST arrested by police investigating the suspected theft of confidential documents linked to the Loughinisland massacre said it was “an attack on the press” as he and a colleague were released on bail on Friday night.

Families hold out hope for a fresh inquest on 30th anniversary of 'Good Neighbour' killings

News 31 Aug, 2018

On the 30th anniversary of an IRA booby trap bomb that killed three people - who were on a mission of mercy to check on a missing neighbour - the family of one of the victims say they still hold out hope of a fresh inquest and answers about their father's death.

Human Rights Commission gives qualified welcome to draft legacy legislation

Northern Ireland news 31 Aug, 2018

THE Human Rights Commission has said while it welcomes draft legislation on dealing with the past, more work needs to be done to ensure the bill is human rights complaint.

Allison Morris: Time for British government to take some decisions short of direct rule

Columnists 30 Aug, 2018

On Tuesday the north reached a 589 day milestone since Stormont collapsed following the RHI scandal.

We Deserve Better say they intend to continue with campaign

Northern Ireland news 30 Aug, 2018

The Fermanagh man, whose online video sparked the We Deserve Better campaign, has said he intends to continue lobbying after this week's public protests.

Race for Irish Presidential nomination kicks off as election order is signed

Republic of Ireland news 29 Aug, 2018

The race to be the next Irish President started in reality yesterday after an election order was signed, kick-starting a 28-day period during which hopeful candidates can campaign to secure a place on the ballot paper.