Irish peacekeepers return from Liberia

The first contingent of Irish troops has returned home from Liberia after serving on a UN peacekeeping mission in the war-torn African country.

Irish peacekeepers return from Liberia
Wed, 02 Jun, 2004 - 10:03

The first contingent of Irish troops has returned home from Liberia after serving on a UN peacekeeping mission in the war-torn African country.

Some 260 soldiers arrived back in Dublin late last night after serving as part of a rapid-reaction and peacekeeping force.

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