Taoiseach briefed on alleged 'Cobalt' spy in Oireachtas, as Seanad hears 'I'm not a spy' declarations amid laughter
Briefly

Mr. Harris stated, 'I think we need to be alert in Ireland to the fact that we're not immune from Russian influence,' emphasizing the necessity for heightened vigilance amidst concerns over espionage.
Senator Timmy Dooley emphasized the importance of transparency, stating, 'I think it's important to avoid any potential stain on this house, that members would voluntarily make a statement that they are not the subject of any investigation...'
Cathaoirleach of the Seanad Jerry Buttimer highlighted that no individual had been confirmed as the Russian spy, reinforcing the idea of maintaining security alongside humor during discussions.
With a light-hearted tone, Fine Gael's Maria Byrne and Fianna Fáil's Malcolm Byrne both affirmed their innocence, stating, 'I am not a spy, I have no doubt that Senator Dooley isn't a Russian spy himself,' showing camaraderie among senators.
Read at Irish Independent
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