Varadkar: No pressure on Ireland to change neutrality

 Leo Varadkar: “Ireland is militarily neutral which means that we’re not members of any military alliance, but we’re not politically neutral.”  Picture: Gareth Chaney/Collins Photos

Leo Varadkar: “Ireland is militarily neutral which means that we’re not members of any military alliance, but we’re not politically neutral.”  Picture: Gareth Chaney/Collins Photos

The Taioseach Leo Varadkar has insisted he has never felt pressure from other EU leaders to change the country's neutrality.

On Thursday night, EU leaders signed off on a plan to send a million artillery rounds to Ukraine within the next 12 months and to spend €2bn on building ammunition capacity within the bloc in the coming years.

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