Govt to give €1m to UN Malawi appeal

The Government today pledged €1m to the United Nations Appeal for Malawi.

Govt to give €1m to UN Malawi appeal
Fri, 09 Sep, 2005 - 17:43

The Government today pledged €1m to the United Nations Appeal for Malawi.

Minister of State Conor Lenihan announced the move, which takes Ireland’s spending on emergency and recovery operations worldwide this year to more than €66m.

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