The publisher says it demands transparency from its contributors.
Former Senator Eoghan Harris has been dropped as a Sunday Independent columnist, over a fake social media account.
Eoghan Harris's contract with the Sunday Independent has been terminated due to his involvement in a fake Twitter account.
— Kevin Doyle (@KevDoyle_Indo) May 6, 2021
"We could not tolerate a situation where a columnist was contributing anonymously to a social media account..." said @pvdmeersch https://t.co/ehfMUtFKLB
Editor Alan English says he was involved in the running of an anonymous Twitter account, which wasn't 'fair and reasonable'.
The publisher says it demands transparency from its contributors.
Mr Harris was a long-time critic of Sinn Féin, and the party's justice spokesman, Martin Kenny, welcomes yesterday's decision.
The associated Twitter account has been suspended overnight https://t.co/j7PwWYz6Cn
— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) May 7, 2021
Deputy Kenny, says the paper was right to drop him.
On Friday afternoon, it was reported in the Irish Examiner and Irish Times that Twitter has suspended 8 accounts linked to the now-suspended @@barbarapym2 handle
Local Fuel Proprietor Shares His Experience Of Rising Fuel Costs Amidst Conflict In Middle East
Kildare Second Most Expensive County To Buy A Home
Kildare North TD Joe Neville Appointed As Fine Gael Spokesperson On Infrastructure And Delivery
Secondary School Exam Fees Set To Be Reinstated In 2026
Kildare Cancer Survivor Welcomes ‘Right to be Forgotten’ Breakthrough
€2 Million Transport Fund Announced to Support Learners with Disabilities
Fears Surround Potential Job Losses At Claire's Newbridge Store
Previously Paused Social Housing Project In Athy Gets Go-Ahead
