The Taoiseach says the State won't be found wanting in ensuring law and order prevails.
The Taoiseach says the State won't be found wanting in ensuring law and order prevails.
Leo Varadkar was commenting ahead of a meeting with the Justice Minister and Laois Fine Gael TD Charlie Flanagan and Garda Commissioner over a series of security issues in recent days.
The threats to Quinn Industrial Holdings directors and the attack on a TD in Leitrim are among the items on the agenda this evening.
The investigation into the discovery of 39 bodies in a truck in Essex in England will also be discussed,
Leo Varadkar is moving to reassure the public over the government's committment to security:
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