Martin tells Fianna Fáil meeting triple-lock Bill will be deferred until autumn
As Fianna Fáil TDs criticise scrapping of long-standing policy, Taoiseach says Bill will not be debated before summer recess
As Fianna Fáil TDs criticise scrapping of long-standing policy, Taoiseach says Bill will not be debated before summer recess
Cases settled after two non-commissioned officers took defamation proceedings against Minister for Defence, Ireland and Attorney General
Day-to-day custodianship of national security is not just an operational matter. It must be a constant strategic priority for the Government
More rumblings in Fianna Fáil over triple lock, and more work for civil servants when Ireland takes up EU presidency
Backbenchers critical of how Taoiseach has handled the debate
Removing this vital mandate will undermine our highly respected and supported neutrality
Ireland appears content to talk about security rather than investing in it meaningfully
Former trainee alleges he was kicked in ribs and punched in stomach by officer
Proceedings servers ‘encountered some hostility from some who were refusing to leave’, court hears
National group to tackle sanctions evasion efforts
Act should allow workers to bridge gap until State pension age
Cabinet approves text of Bill that will remove need for UN Security Council approval to send troops overseas in numbers
Why would we step away from a well-respected commitment to helping those less fortunate?
Removal of UN Security Council approval set to spark conflict with Opposition politicians
Some 4,000 members have undergone sexual ethics and respectful relationships training in recent years
More than 300 witnesses have come forward for tribunal arising out of ‘Women of Honour’ allegations
Tribunal to examine allegations of widespread abuse and misconduct in Defence Forces made by group of women veterans
Under new proposal, UN Security Council approval would no longer be required for overseas deployment of Irish troops
About 160 troops from 127th Infantry Battalion return home from six-month deployment with Unifil
Several officers within Naval Service raise concerns that publication of list could be compromising
Defence Forces details ‘layered’ security against potential drone incursions during EU presidency and in operations at home and abroad
Lessons learned from Ukraine and Middle East are informing Ireland’s strategy for developing defence systems
Operation Irini, mandated by UN Security Council, focused on enforcing an arms embargo on Libya
Defence Forces member says team ‘never expected to win’ armoured-vehicle category of Sullivan Cup
According to experts, these systems can also be configured to fire automatically without human input
Technology is being deployed by Irish military to detect threats to key underwater cables and monitor Russian ‘shadow-fleet’ vessels
Sinn Féin accuses Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan of trying to ‘make legal’ remarks made during fuel protests
Force appeals for local vigilance along Ireland’s coastlines as smugglers seek alternative ways to Continent
Departmend of Defence official says priority for H145 aircraft was training and capacity
‘Controlled explosion’ carried out on object, which appeared ‘discarded’
Paul Sheehan (46) of Elm Drive, Shamrock Lawn, Douglas back in court on further charges
Concerns raised over use of personal driving licences in official duties
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