Public forum to discuss foreign policy, including neutrality

Opportunity to initiate 'an open and informed discussion on the State’s foreign and security policy with a wide range of experts, academics, and the public'

Tánaiste and Defence Minister Micheál Martin plans to hold a public national consultative forum on international security policy in June, to be held in three locations — Dublin, Cork, and Galway — across four days. File picture: Gareth Chaney

Tánaiste and Defence Minister Micheál Martin is to bring plans to Cabinet to hold a four-day public forum on the State’s foreign and security policy, including Ireland’s neutrality.

Mr Martin plans to hold a public national consultative forum on international security policy in June, to be held in three locations — Dublin, Cork, and Galway — across four days.