Micheál Martin

Micheál Martin, as the Taoiseach of Ireland, is co-hosting the UK-Ireland summit with Keir Starmer. He is instrumental in deepening co-operation and partnership between Ireland and the United Kingdom, focusing on shared prosperity and addressing international issues.

Micheál Martin, as the Irish premier, co-chaired the UK-Ireland Summit, stressing increased co-ordination for economic and broader security. He noted the agreed memorandum of understanding on defence and security and the benefits of the relationship.

Micheál Martin, as the Irish premier, is leading the government's review of high fuel prices and potential interventions. His statements indicate a cautious approach to immediate action, emphasizing active review and targeted support for those most in need.

Micheál Martin, the Taoiseach of Ireland, strongly condemned Ireland===Sinn Féin's opposition to the EU loan for Ukraine, stating it would lead to Ukraine's surrender. He emphasized the importance of solidarity with Ukraine and the necessity of the loan for its survival.

Micheál Martin, as the Taoiseach of Ireland, publicly named Freddie Scappaticci as Stakeknife in the Dáil, bringing to light details from the Operation Kenova report and calling for apologies from Republic of Ireland===Sinn Féin.