Ireland's National Risk Assessment identifies medicine-resistant infections as the top threat, followed by pandemics, cyber attacks, and supply chain disruptions.

Medicine-resistant infections pose the biggest threat to Ireland, followed by pandemics, cyber attacks, and disruption to critical supply chains, according to a National Risk Assessment. The report, which guides government planning, highlights antimicrobial resistance as the primary concern, with other top risks including another pandemic, computer system attacks, and supply chain disruptions.