A Cork city councillor says he received a death threat after criticising large attendances at Traveller funerals.
Ken O'Flynn hit out after more than 100 people went to some funerals in his area recently.
He claimed social-distancing rules weren't being enforced for Traveller events.
The councillor says he received a death threat shortly after making the comments in an interview.
"I received a call from a United States number - the call was quite nasty and a lot of expletives were used, and I put down the phone.
"12 telephone calls later I took another call from that number - I was threatened with my life, and I was told they were coming around to put me in the ground."
