Mick Clifford: No place for neutrality in current times

Ireland has committed €9m to the EU's total €500m worth of arms and aid to the Ukrainian military. Presumably, any Irish representatives left the room when the EU decided to donate the money

Flowers and messages left outside the Ukraine Embassy in Ballsbridge, Dublin. If Putin does succeed in killing his way to success in Ukraine, what’s next? He may try to keep going, pushing into the Baltics, subjugating more people to his will. Picture: Brian Lawless/PA Wire

Has anybody out there got one of those tracker devices? You know the ones that are seen in the movies, where the device is placed in a suitcase full of cash to keep tabs on where it goes and who has possession of it.

We could do with a tracker device right now to ensure that our money is put to proper use in the battlefield that is engulfing Ukraine.