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Ireland faces rising security threats ahead of 2026 EU presidency, with warnings of cyberattacks, espionage, and infrastructure sabotage.
Ireland faces heightened security risks ahead of its 2026 EU presidency, with a new report warning of growing threats from cyberattacks, espionage, disinformation, and potential sabotage of critical infrastructure like Dublin Port and the national electricity grid.
The study, by the Institute of International and European Affairs and Deloitte Ireland, calls for urgent investment in national defence, a new security strategy, and improved public awareness, urging a shift away from outdated neutrality debates.
It highlights vulnerabilities in Ireland’s digital infrastructure, energy systems, and role as a global data hub, noting near-universal cyber incident impacts on businesses.
The findings come as the government prepares a €1.7 billion defence plan and amid broader European security concerns.
Irlanda se enfrenta a crecientes amenazas de seguridad antes de la presidencia de la UE en 2026, con advertencias de ataques cibernéticos, espionaje y sabotaje de infraestructura.