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Foreign Affairs Department: No Irish casualties confirmed

The Department of Foreign Affairs says it has no confirmation that any Irish people died in this week's disaster.

Foreign Affairs Department: No Irish casualties confirmed

Tue, 28 Dec, 2004 - 17:33

The Department of Foreign Affairs says it has no confirmation that any Irish people died in this week's disaster.

The devastation caused by the tsunami in Asia is being described as hell on Earth.

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