People urged to buy only the fuel they need as protests continue in Ireland
People in Ireland have been urged to only buy the fuel they need, to ease supply issues caused…
Fuel protesters ‘being manipulated’; Taoiseach challenged; Cork forecourts ‘badly hit’
Some 100 forecourts were dry on Thursday evening, said Fuels for Ireland. Cork was “particularly badly hit”, with…
Ireland’s navy strives to step up maritime security amid wave of reports
One thing the Irish Defence Organisation is good at is drafting reports. The organisation, incorporating the Department of…
‘Ireland could become a leader in maritime security research’
The Strait of Hormuz is a long way from Ireland — almost 7,000km away. But what goes on…
Growing calls for Ireland to set up an EU presidency security task force
There are mounting calls on the Government to set up an operational task force — comprising gardaí, Defence…
Ireland is buying defence capability, without confronting what that actually requires
Ireland is now exporting its distinctive military culture into the European defence conversation. In a recent interview, General…
Finland to acquire anti-personnel landmines and start training staff | Global Banking & Finance Review
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Ireland must take security risks seriously
Today, Ireland’s capacity to defend itself is under greater scrutiny than at any stage in the country’s history. …
Oil tanker pursued by American authorities on course for Irish waters – The Irish Times
A ship under active pursuit by the United States military as part of the Trump administration’s targeting of…
View: India, revise the nuclear doctrine
No one watching the world’s first nuclear test near Alamogordo, New Mexico, in July 1945 could have imagined…
Ireland not using soft EU defence loan fund as markets ‘cheaper’
Ireland is not availing of a low-interest, long-term EU defence loan facility because the country can get lower…
How space is changing what we know about health – The Irish Times
It began with a conversation at a party. Dr Lisa McNamee, now one of Ireland’s most active contributors…