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Rory O'Connor

British  
/ ˌrɔːrɪ əʊˈkɒnə /

noun

  1. Also called Roderic . ?1116–98, king of Connaught and last High King of Ireland

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Prof Rory O'Connor is an adviser to the Scottish government on suicide prevention.

From BBC

Rory O’Connor, an Athenai co-founder who helped draft the resolution, told me the campaign began with conversations among regular students in dorm rooms, hallways and cafeterias, all of whom became more and more shocked by the Chinese government’s actions.

From Washington Post

“If you are a young person, you are looking for hope,” said Dr. Rory O’Connor, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Glasgow who specializes in the study of suicide.

From Seattle Times

"The majority of people did not report any suicidal thoughts, but this creeping rise over a very short period of time is a concern," says Prof Rory O'Connor, chair in health psychology at the University of Glasgow's Institute of Health and Wellbeing.

From BBC

“I think there’s a little bit of dissociation,” Rory O’Connor, a doctor and the team’s winter leader, said of watching the pandemic from afar.

From Washington Times