Relentless Gaza bombardment risks creating a new generation of killers
November 22, 2023
Last week the opposition opted to table a Dáil motion that sought to divide the Oireachtas on the human tragedy that is Gaza, rather than
Last week the opposition opted to table a Dáil motion that sought to divide the Oireachtas on the human tragedy that is Gaza, rather than
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– If there is to be a debate on our policy on international defence and security I will advocate strongly for a continuation of our
By Willie O’Dea TD – Minister for Defence 2004 – 2010 Last Wednesday the report of the Commission on the Defence Forces was published. It
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