Ireland will take over the Council of the EU Presidency this Wednesday.
Security steps are being taken as Ireland gets ready to take over the Council of the EU Presidency this Wednesday.
The state will protect the skies and the waters to ensure political leaders are safe from drones when they arrive at Dublin Airport.
New armoured civilian vehicles will be used to protect important people when they travel around.
Security and Defence Analyst Mullingar's Declan Power says Gardaí will be protecting them:
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