Government to consider sending Irish soldiers to help train Ukrainian forces

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Government to consider sending Irish soldiers to help train Ukrainian forces in neighbouring country

Ireland is expected to continue to provide support to Ukraine through training personnel as one way we can help, according to the Tánaiste Micheal Martin.

Read next: Ireland cost of living payments LIVE as Government reveals social welfare boosts and other help Cabinet will on Tuesday consider the proposal to approve the deployment of up to 30 Army personnel to the EU’s Military Assistance Mission in support of Ukraine , according to the report in The Irish Times.

The Cabinet will also hear an update from Minister for Children Roderic O'Gorman on the first annual report on the implementation of the Mother and Baby Home Survivor Action Plan.

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