Plans for €10m security system to tackle terrorist threat at ports

BETWEEN €5 million and €10m will be spent over the next six months to put in place a national security system at Irish ports to counter terrorist threats.

Plans for €10m security system to tackle terrorist threat at ports
Sat, 02 Oct, 2004 - 01:00
Cormac O’Keeffe

Experts believe that while Ireland has a low risk of being targeted by terrorists, it could be used to target other countries such as Britain.

Under the plan:

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