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Simon Coveney

22/03/2022 Minister For Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney Td Arrives For A Cabinet Meeting At Dublin Castle, Dublin This Morning. Photo: Gareth Chaney/Collins Photos

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Coveney says housing of Ukrainian refugees will put Irish society under pressure

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Ireland Is Not Neutral On The War In Ukraine, Says Minister For Foreign Affairs
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Ireland is not neutral on the war in Ukraine, says Minister for Foreign Affairs

Ireland Needs ‘Fundamental Rethink’ Over Security, Says Coveney
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Ireland needs ‘fundamental rethink’ over security, says Coveney

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Russian Ambassador To Ireland Will Not Be Expelled, Says Coveney
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Russian ambassador to Ireland will not be expelled, says Coveney

Eu Sanctions To Go Ahead Despite Planned Ukraine-Russia Meeting – Coveney
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EU sanctions to go ahead despite planned Ukraine-Russia meeting – Coveney

Minister Defends Decision Not To Expel Russian Ambassador To Ireland
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Minister defends decision not to expel Russian ambassador to Ireland

Expulsion Of Russian Diplomats From Ireland 'Under Discussion'
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Expulsion of Russian diplomats from Ireland 'under discussion'

Ireland To Close Off Airspace To Russian Planes
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Ireland to close off airspace to Russian planes

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Leo Varadkar Brands Putin The ‘Hitler Of The 21St Century’
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Leo Varadkar brands Putin the ‘Hitler of the 21st century’

Freezing Assets Of Putin And Lavrov ‘Absolutely Appropriate’ – Coveney
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Freezing assets of Putin and Lavrov ‘absolutely appropriate’ – Coveney

Ukraine Crisis: Irish Embassy In Kyiv Closes
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Ukraine crisis: Irish Embassy in Kyiv closes

Ireland Will Back ‘Strongest Possible’ Sanctions Against Russia
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Ireland will back ‘strongest possible’ sanctions against Russia