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The Taoiseach has vowed that he won’t change his lifestyle despite being warned of a heightened risk to his safety from far-right extremists.
Fears are mounting that a “brain drain” of garda personnel to Dublin in the wake of the riots threatens to decimate road safety plans for the rest of Ireland.
Leo Varadkar said he did not think it would be good for the country if he was seen to be giving in to extremists
Despite increased concerns about his safety and the safety of other cabinet members, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said he thinks it is important to continue his life as usual.
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DAA has moved late to apply for a lifting of a cap on numbers that it knew was coming for the past 16 years, putting the ball in Fingal County Council’s court