President signs book of condolences at embassy

President McAleese has signed a book of condolences open today at the British Embassy.

President signs book of condolences at embassy
Fri, 08 Jul, 2005 - 17:05

President McAleese has signed a book of condolences open today at the British Embassy.

Flowers have also been laid at the building on Merrion Road in south Dublin.

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