Ireland urged to put pressure on Germany over pro-Palestinian activist’s trial
“I was quite shocked by the treatment that he is receiving. He is 23 hours a day in his cell,” Farrell said, calling on the Irish prime minister, Micheál Martin, to discuss the issue with the German chancellor, Friedrich Merz, when he visits on Tuesday.Farrell said: “His cell, from what I understand, is 5x2 metres. He doesn’t have much in his cell, so he’s stuck there for 23 hours a day.
- ▪“I was quite shocked by the treatment that he is receiving.
- ▪He is 23 hours a day in his cell,” Farrell said, calling on the Irish prime minister, Micheál Martin, to discuss the issue with the German chancellor, Friedrich Merz, when he visits on Tuesday.Farrell said: “His cell, from what I understand
- ▪He doesn’t have much in his cell, so he’s stuck there for 23 hours a day.
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Daniel Tatlow-Devally, who is being tried as part of the Ulm 5 group, is spending ‘23 hours a day in his prison cell’.View image in fullscreenDaniel Tatlow-Devally, who is being tried as part of the Ulm 5 group, is spending ‘23 hours a day in his prison cell’.IrelandIreland urged to put pressure on Germany over pro-Palestinian activist’s trialIrish politicians concerned about Daniel Tatlow-Devally’s treatment in jail want Micheál Martin to send observers to Ulm 5 trialDeborah Cole Berlin correspondentFri 24 Jul 2026 00.00 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleA cross-party delegation of Irish politicians has urged Dublin to send observers to a high-security trial of pro-Palestinian activists in Germany and to raise concerns about the Irish defendant’s detention when the German chancellor…
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