Politics The group said it had not received “satisfactory” answers about the oversight board from Tanaiste and Defence Minister Micheal Martin The Women of Honour group, which represents female memb
ers of Ireland’s military, has called for Government appointees to an independent oversight board for the Defence Forces to be vetted by an Oireachtas committee.
In a statement, the group said it had not received “satisfactory” answers about the oversight board from Tánaiste and Defence Minister Micheal ...
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