Labour TD criticial of Ireland’s OSCE role

A LABOUR backbencher has expressed concern over Ireland’s ability to successfully lead the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) given the financial constraints and crises closer to home.

Michael McNamara, who once worked with the OSCE, said the timing of Ireland’s year-long chairmanship was not ideal.

The Clare TD said Ireland’s acceptance of the position when it was offered in 2009 had raised eyebrows.

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