Dr Emma Howard

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101 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 26 Jul

Dr Emma Howard’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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So, you know, we know there's vast amounts going.
The Irish Times investigation showed that, you know, they are going to a trader that has links to Roscoe, the company that owns... What the company is now saying and the government has also floated is, well, look, let's get in a specialist in global supply chains that can, you know, try and... Is that enough?
I mean, like, and so Aisling Maloney has a piece in the Sunday Independent.
Can I just say something about Aisling Maloney?
She's all over the place.
But, you know, in her piece, she quotes Junior Minister and Limerick TD Niall Collins saying that, you know, oversight mechanisms can be put in place to provide reassurance that they don't flow into this war machine.
Now, in my experience as an academic researcher, if you are setting out and doing some research and investigation and you are trying to not answer a question, you're trying to show evidence in a particular direction, that's what you're going to find.
And I think the issue here is that the company has said, you know, it's going to impact on the viability of the refinery.
We know there's 400 jobs directly and then an additional 400 contractors.
And I think like this to me reminds me of all of the discussions about the Occupied Territories Bill and lots of
commentators were saying, you know, if we implement this, there will be an impact on Irish jobs.
There will potentially be an impact on American investment in the Irish economy.
And in that situation, you couldn't point to a person and say their job is at risk or an area and say this area is going to be impacted.
And the government is facing a harder task here because if we do the morally right thing and, you know, look at should we, we should probably, on the balance of probability, be sanctioning them, the economic viability, and we know those people who will be directly impacted, which makes it a more difficult trade-off.
Absolutely fantastic.
Yeah, Cahill Dennehy is writing about it.
So she has had a terrible time with injuries since the Paris Olympics, really.
And she had her second hamstring injury
strain this year that put her out of races that would have allowed her to get a qualifying time for the European Championships, which are in two weeks time in Birmingham.
And so, yeah, yesterday on home turf in Morton Stadium in Santry, she won the 200 meter national and got below the qualifying time.
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