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Ireland Raise Defence Spending to Reach €1.7bn by 2030

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Ireland will increase its defence spending to €1.7bn by 2030 in line with its latest National Development Plan Review.The post Ireland raise defence spending to reach €1.7bn by 2030 appeared first on Naval Technology.
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Ireland raise defence spending to reach €1.7bn by 2030 - Army Technology

Ireland will increase its defence spending to €1.7bn by 2030 in line with its latest National Development Plan Review.

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Ireland will increase its defence spending to €1.7bn by 2030 in line with its latest National Development Plan Review.

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Ireland raise defence spending to reach €1.7bn by 2030

Ireland will increase its defence spending to €1.7bn by 2030 in line with its latest National Development Plan Review.The post Ireland raise defence spending to reach €1.7bn by 2030 appeared first on Naval Technology.

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naval-technology.com broke the news in on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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