Sinn Fein defence spokesman criticises government proposal to change a key security policy

The transcript discusses a significant shift in Irish foreign policy announced by Mihal Martin, focusing on the removal of the triple lock, which requires UN approval for military missions. This change raises concerns about Ireland's neutrality and credibility. The discussion includes the withdrawal from the Golan Heights mission, political agendas within Irish parties, and the potential need for a public referendum. The role of the UN and the influence of the EU on Irish foreign policy are also examined.

Why does the speaker believe a referendum is necessary regarding the triple lock?

What implications does the EU mandate have on Ireland's foreign policy according to the speaker?