US EditionTaoiseach Warns Extremism Has Moved on to an 'Organised Attempt' to Inflict Violence
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Taoiseach warns extremism has moved on to an 'organised attempt' to inflict violence
Political extremists have moved on to ‘an organised attempt to undermine the State’ and ‘inflict violence on people’, the Taoiseach has said. Micheál Martin said there is a ‘considerable degree of concern’ around extremism in Ireland, which he described as a ‘threat to our society’. He said: ‘This now is a very strong basis for indicating that this has moved on from sort of individuals or the general sort of narrative, to an organised attempt to…
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