10. Deputy Peadar Tóibín asked the Taoiseach if he will report on the national security strategy. [67809/25]

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Can the Taoiseach categorically say that the Government is able to protect all of the EU leaders who will come to this country during the EU Presidency? Who launched the drones that were seen off Dublin Bay during the Zelenskyy visit? Why were those drones not dealt with? Where did these drones come from? Where did they retreat to? How come none of that information is known at this stage? Who was behind the drones? We have heard statements that it is likely that they may have come from Russia, but what evidence is there of this? One of the more memorable answers the Taoiseach gave to a question on national security in the previous Dáil, when the issue of the so-called Russian spy was discussed, was that he did not receive those briefings. He quite pointedly said he did not receive the information he should be receiving on that. How can people in Ireland have confidence, given the fact that our Defence Forces have been run down for so long and we can only staff one ship on the seas at any given time?

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The Taoiseach has not categorically-----

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-----stated that EU leaders will be safe during the Presidency.

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He also has not stated where those drones came from and where they went.

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He has not answered those questions.

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Why will the Taoiseach not answer the question about the drones?

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22. Deputy Peadar Tóibín asked the Taoiseach when the Cabinet committee on infrastructure will next meet. [67810/25]

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The Navan to Dublin rail line is not included in the national development plan review as a project that will start to be built before 2030. It has no start date for construction at all at the moment. It is up to a future government to fund the construction of a Navan to Dublin rail line. No money has been assigned or ring-fenced for that particular project, despite the fact there are 90,000 people commuting from Meath at the moment, 60,000 of whom travel by car and add to the M50 crisis. The M50 is currently grinding to a halt. If the Government wants to help fix the M50 crisis, allow people in Meath to use public transport to get to work without pushing them into cars every single day.

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It is not a Bill.

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That-----

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I have to, a Cheann Comhairle.

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There is no date for construction.

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