Justice minister says there is a 'substantial threat' from terrorist activity

There remains a substantial threat to Ireland from terrorist activity, according to the Justice Minister.

Justice minister says there is a 'substantial threat' from terrorist activity
Wed, 23 May, 2018 - 11:13

There remains a substantial threat to Ireland from terrorist activity, according to the Justice Minister.

Charlie Flanagan warned the cabinet about it yesterday, as he sought the renewal of two bills aimed at tackling organised crime.

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