Irish Government Appeals Air Defence Deal
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•Ireland moves to block court on secret UK ‘air defence’ deal
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The Irish Government has filed an appeal against a High Court judgment that challenges its attempts to block a legal case concerning an alleged secret air defence' agreement with the UK .
The case centres on claims that the Royal Air Force is permitted to intercept suspect aircraft in Irish airspace under a deal that has never been publicly disclosed.
Senator Gerard Craughwell argues that any such arrangement is unconstitutional and unlawful unless approved by the Irish people through a referendum.
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