Prof. Niamh Hourigan
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first heard Jul 2026
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represents for them in the context of that kind of support.
And obviously Zelensky raising it and the EU presidency shining a particular lens.
I suppose the challenge for those in government, particularly of two government ministers in that constituency, they lost a big factory with Nestle two years ago.
People will say, you know, losing your job is not the same as dying on the front line in Ukraine.
That's true.
But still, if it's your job,
paying your mortgage and you're thinking about your kids going to college.
It is in terms of the direct and the associated services.
And the indirect.
I think the big issue will be what comes out of this report, which we are being told could be issued as early as next week.
The other issue... This is the government publishing its report.
Its analysis following the Irish Times investigation.
I think the bigger issue though then will be
What is the move at EU level?
Because if the EU move to sanction Illumina, that creates problems for France.
It also creates problems for Sweden.
So I think there will be people in Limerick who will feel...
If it's a sanction that applies to them and doesn't apply to other European countries, then that will be disproportionate.
So, you know, it will be very interesting to see what the report says.
I think we have to, you know, follow through on our support for Ukraine.
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