Taoiseach leads Irish political condemnation of Brussels attacks

Ireland's political leaders have condemned the Brussels attacks in the strongest possible terms, saying they are an attempt to strike at the "very heart of the European Union" and to plant fear and racism in member nations.

Taoiseach leads Irish political condemnation of Brussels attacks
Tue, 22 Mar, 2016 - 11:34

By Fiachra Ó Cionnaith, Political Reporter

Ireland's political leaders have condemned the Brussels attacks in the strongest possible terms, saying they are an attempt to strike at the "very heart of the European Union" and to plant fear and racism in member nations.

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