Security has increased since embassy's gates damaged
An Garda Síóchána is spending over €100,000 euro a month to police the Russian Embassy in Dublin.
Gardai have increased security measures, according to The Irish Times, after the gates were damaged by a truck last week.
The Russian Ambassador to Ireland, Yury Filatov, has called for better co-operation from Gardaí after the incident.
Neale Richmond, Fine Gael spokesperson for European Affairs, has called for Filatov's expulsion:
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