No. Long-term implications of scrapping the triple lock have not been properly considered.

Raymond Murphy

No. Long-term implications of scrapping the triple lock have not been properly considered.

Raymond Murphy

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Will ditching the triple lock damage our neutrality or vindicate our sovereignty? Tnaiste Michel Martin has announced plans to scrap the mechanism which prevents Ireland deploying troops overseas without UN approval. Should the triple lock go?

Original language	English (Ireland)
Media of output	Other Item
Publisher	The Irish Times
Place of Publication	Dublin, Ireland
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 2023

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No. Long-term implications of scrapping the triple lock have not been properly considered.

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