Ireland's European Union presidency will not disrupt Dáil's work – Taoiseach

The work of the Dáil will not be disrupted when the presidency of the Council of the European Union comes to Ireland for six months, the Taoiseach has vowed.

Micheál Martin, along with other senior Government ministers, laid out the Government’s priorities for the presidency, which starts on July 1.

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