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Neutrality

Yesterday
3rd July 2025
Tetchy scenes between neutrality activists and politicians during Triple Lock abolition meeting
Last month
June 2025
EU Minister: Europe's security fears are 'new Brexit' as Ireland must be pragmatic on defence
This year
2025
Opinion: Scrapping the Triple Lock is an ill-considered and potentially catastrophic step
Tom Clonan
‘Hands off Irish neutrality’: Opposition parties join together to protest triple lock changes
'We cannot stand aside': Taoiseach hints at push to remove triple lock at 1916 commemoration
Government approves plan to dismantle Triple Lock
Tom Clonan: Irish neutrality should be protected, but we also need to spend on defence
Tom Clonan
Taoiseach: There will be 'pressure' from EU to increase defence spending but neutrality secure
Redacted briefing for new Minister for Defence suggests EU impatience on Ireland's neutrality
Officials have made several strategic warnings to incoming Minister for Defence Simon Harris.
All time
Govt says referendum enshrining neutrality in Constitution 'not appropriate' as SF motion defeated
The report from the Consultative Forum on Neutrality has been published - here's what it says
Demonstrators protest against Ireland giving weapons training to Ukrainian troops
Neutrality activists criticise use of Defence Forces to give weapons training to Ukrainian army
Day three at the Security Forum: talks turn to Nato as neutrality protests continue
Taoiseach says Ireland will not be joining NATO as protests take place at Dublin Castle
Dr Edward Burke: 'We may cherish our neutrality but we cannot ignore the changing world'
Dr Edward Burke
Consultative forum to hold first meeting today in Cork
A forum on Irish foreign policy and neutrality kicks off this week - but what's it all about?
Tom Clonan: Joining NATO doesn't benefit Ireland, but that doesn't excuse poor defence spending
Tom Clonan
Poll: Do you think it's appropriate for the President to comment on matters of policy?
Tánaiste defends forum as President claims Ireland is 'playing with fire' in neutrality 'drift'
Reader Q&A: What do you want to know about Irish neutrality?
Tánaiste questions Triple Lock and calls for greater NATO links in major defence policy speech
Irish neutrality 'not relevant' if countries decide to target undersea cables
Public forum examining Ireland's neutrality to be held in Dublin, Galway and Cork in June
Tánaiste Micheál Martin is ‘developing proposals’ around Ireland’s neutrality
Motion on Ireland remaining a militarily neutral state won't be opposed by Government
The Explainer: What's the future of EU defence - and how does Ireland play a role?
Former Finnish Prime Minister: Neutrality is a thing of the past - now is the time to take sides
EU Commissioner McGuinness calls for ‘mature’ debate on Irish neutrality
Howth's WWII 'Eire 6' neutrality sign unveiled by Michael D Higgins following restoration
Government parties vote against bill calling for a referendum on Ireland's neutrality
McDonald says deletion of statements on SF website not attempt to pivot position on Russia
There will be a debate in Ireland on military neutrality, says Taoiseach
Debate Room: Charlie Flanagan and Richard Boyd Barrett debate Ireland's neutrality
Richard Boyd Barrett & Charlie Flanagan
Taoiseach: 'Possible' Irish forces could help with humanitarian aid at Ukraine borders
Taoiseach floats idea of a Citizens’ Assembly on Ireland’s military neutrality
TD calls for Ireland to provide anti-tank weapons to Ukraine
Militarily, not politically neutral: Martin asked about neutrality on high-profile Berlin visit
Luke Ming Flanagan: If we are heading for an EU army what does that mean for Irish neutrality?
Luke Ming Flanagan