Micheál Martin & Simon Harris

Micheál Martin: Micheál Martin, Taoiseach of Republic of Ireland, emphasized Ukraine's importance to the European family and discussed increasing pressure on Russia.

Simon Harris: Simon Harris, Republic of Ireland's Tánaiste and Minister for Finance, greeted Volodymyr Zelenskyy upon his arrival and expressed Republic of Ireland's commitment to supporting Ukraine.

Micheál Martin: Micheál Martin, Taoiseach of the Republic of Ireland, condemned the protests, called blockades 'national sabotage,' and announced fuel duty cuts and a carbon tax rise postponement.

Simon Harris: Simon Harris, deputy leader and finance minister of the Republic of Ireland, criticized the protests and emphasized the government's engagement with national representative bodies to resolve the crisis.

Micheál Martin: As Taoiseach of Republic of Ireland>>>, Micheál Martin>>> has condemned Israel>>>'s actions as 'wrong' and 'unacceptable' and vowed to raise the issue at the European Union level.

Simon Harris: As Tanaiste of Republic of Ireland>>>, Simon Harris>>> has called Israel>>>'s actions illegal and in breach of international law, supporting further action at the EU level.

Micheál Martin: Micheál Martin, Taoiseach of Republic of Ireland, was criticized by some protestors, reflecting dissatisfaction with the Irish Government's handling of the EU-Mercosur deal.

Simon Harris: Simon Harris, Tánaiste and Minister for Finance of Republic of Ireland, stated that the European_Commission should not take for granted that MEPs will back the deal and that Republic of Ireland benefits from free trade but not at the expense of its farmers' standards.

Simon Harris: Simon Harris, the Tánaiste, expressed sadness over Hugh Wallace's passing, highlighting his contribution to Irish life through entertaining programs and teaching the importance of restoration and architecture.

Simon Harris: As Tánaiste, Simon Harris supported the ban on scramblers, emphasizing the danger they pose and the need for stronger enforcement powers for An Garda Síochána.