Lebanon evacuees arrive in Dublin

More than 80 Irish citizens evacuated from Lebanon earlier this week have arrived in Dublin on an Aer Lingus flight.

Lebanon evacuees arrive in Dublin
Wed, 19 Jul, 2006 - 08:22
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More than 80 Irish citizens evacuated from Lebanon earlier this week have arrived in Dublin on an Aer Lingus flight.

The group were brought from Beirut to Syria on Monday on special buses arranged by the Irish Government.

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