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Irish activist Daniel Tatlow-Devally, part of the “Ulm 5,” faces serious charges in Germany for allegedly damaging property and spray-painting at an Israeli weapons company’s office — including destruction valued at a million euros. The Irish government, led by Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee and Taoiseach Micheál Martin, is providing robust consular support, including multiple in-person meetings and embassy-based assistance, while firmly respecting Germany’s judicial independence. McEntee confirmed Tatlow-Devally is receiving appropriate treatment and visitor access, while Martin noted he personally raised the case with Germany’s chancellor — all while emphasizing that Ireland’s role is to support, not interfere, in the ongoing legal process.

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