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Dublin streets close today for military parade

A military parade will take place in the centre of Dublin today to mark the end of 23 years of service of Irish peacekeeping in the Lebanon.

Dublin streets close today for military parade

Sun, 25 Nov, 2001 - 08:28

A military parade will take place in the centre of Dublin today to mark the end of 23 years of service of Irish peacekeeping in the Lebanon.

More than 1600 members of the defence forces will march from Westmoreland Street to the GPO.

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