Isolationism 'no longer an option' for Ireland, Micheál Martin says

Isolationism 'no longer an option' for Ireland, Micheál Martin says

Tánaiste Micheál Martin said Ireland 'must cooperate' with other European countries in areas such as cybersecurity, maritime security and protecting subsea cables.

Tánaiste Micheál Martin has said isolationism was “no longer an option” for Ireland and that the country “must cooperate” with other European countries in areas such as cybersecurity, maritime security and protecting subsea cables.

Mr Martin, who is also Foreign Affairs Minister and Defence Minister, was commenting on the launch of a public consultation process for the Forum on International Security Policy.

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