Government proposal on triple Lock gives an Irish solution to an Irish problem

The 'self-imposed straitjacket' undermines Irish sovereignty and should have been constitutionally challenged years ago, writes Dorcha Lee
In the event of the EU mounting an armed rescue mission, where UN approval could not be achieved, the triple lock would block Irish troops’ participation in missions aimed at saving the lives of our own people, writes Dorcha Lee. Picture: Óglaigh na hÉireann/Flickr

In the event of the EU mounting an armed rescue mission, where UN approval could not be achieved, the triple lock would block Irish troops’ participation in missions aimed at saving the lives of our own people, writes Dorcha Lee. Picture: Óglaigh na hÉireann/Flickr

I welcome the Government’s latest proposals to fully restore Irish sovereignty over decisions to deploy Irish troops on armed missions overseas.

It’s time to unlock the triple lock.

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