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3. Deputy Richard Boyd Barrett asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade further to Parliamentary Question No. 187 of 10 June 2025, his views on whether the principle lesson of the Good Friday Agreement applies equally to Palestine as to Ireland, namely, that militant and paramilitary groups can come to form part of a civilian administration provided they mostly, or partially, decommission their arms, or come to some other settlement that ends a phase of violence; and, if so, to clarify his remarks that an organisation (details supplied) has ‘no place’ in a future Palestinian state on grounds that the Irish Government disapproves of its present militant activity. [52199/25]

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3. Deputy Richard Boyd Barrett asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade further to Parliamentary Question No. 187 of 10 June 2025, his views on whether the principle lesson of the Good Friday Agreement applies equally to Palestine as to Ireland, namely, that militant and paramilitary groups can come to form part of a civilian administration provided they mostly, or partially, decommission their arms, or come to some other settlement that ends a phase of violence; and, if so, to clarify his remarks that an organisation (details supplied) has ‘no place’ in a future Palestinian state on grounds that the Irish Government disapproves of its present militant activity. [52199/25]

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  1. 1 October 2025

    Middle East

    3. Deputy Richard Boyd Barrett asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade further to Parliamentary Question No. 187 of 10 June 2025, his views on whether the principle lesson of the Good Friday Agreement applies equally to Palestine as to Ireland, namely, that militant and paramilitary groups can come to form part of a civilian administration provided they mostly, or partially, decommission their arms, or come to some other settlement that ends a phase of violence; and, if so, to clarify his remarks that an organisation (details supplied) has ‘no place’ in a future Palestinian state on grounds that the Irish Government disapproves of its present militant activity. [52199/25]

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