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Garda members consider strike action during Ireland's EU summits

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Representatives of Garda Síochána are considering work-to-rule industrial action amid a dispute over working conditions during Ireland's six-month EU Council presidency. Ireland is hosting two major summits, including a meeting of the European Political Community on November 12 and an informal meeting of EU heads of state on November 13. Deputy Prime Minister Simon Harris stated that the government is taking the security of the events 'extraordinarily seriously' as concerns grow over potential drone incursions.

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The potential industrial action by Garda Síochána could affect the operational continuity of the major EU summits being hosted by Ireland. The dispute centers on working conditions while Ireland holds its mandated presidency of the Council of the European Union.

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    Increased security demands and labor disputes could raise national operational and risk costs for Ireland.

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