There are serious security concerns for these two events.
Gardaí say there is a "strong possibility" of an attack at two meetings of international leaders in Dublin next month.
Heads of states will be attending the European Political Community summitt in the capital on November 12th, with EU leaders planning to meet informally the day after.
According to the Irish Independent, there are serious security concerns for these two events.
Meanwhile, The Garda Representative Association had been meeting this morning to discuss how to do a work-to-rule during Ireland's hosting of the EU Presidency.
It says officers have been asked to work 16-hour days for EU events.
94 per cent of members who responded to a survey back the GRA back industrial action.
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