'Vigilance and security' needed to combat terror threats from 'lone wolves', Taoiseach says 

Micheál Martin said such attacks are 'probably the number one danger in Ireland'
Speaking in Cyprus on Thursday, Taoiseach Micheál Martin said the gardaí have “always warned” that this is the one area where there is a “potential possibility”.  File picture: Juliane Sonntag/Photothek/Getty 

Speaking in Cyprus on Thursday, Taoiseach Micheál Martin said the gardaí have “always warned” that this is the one area where there is a “potential possibility”.  File picture: Juliane Sonntag/Photothek/Getty 

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said that good security and intelligence are required to prevent “lone wolf attacks”.

He suggested that these attacks are “probably the number one danger in Ireland”.

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