Peacekeeping troops to protect war crimes trial

Irish peacekeeping troops in Liberia today began drills to protect a war crimes court set up in Sierra Leone.

Irish peacekeeping troops in Liberia today began drills to protect a war crimes court set up in Sierra Leone.

A 140-man armoured patrol, which also included Swedish Armed Forces, crossed the border into the capital, Freetown on the reconnaissance mission.

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