As of my last update in October 2023, Ireland does not have any operational nuclear power plants and has a long-standing policy against the use of nuclear energy. The country relies primarily on fossil fuels, renewable energy sources, and some imported electricity for its energy needs. Discussions about nuclear power in Ireland have occurred over the years, particularly in the context of energy security, climate change, and concerns about carbon emissions.

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