Book of condolences for slain Lebanese minister

A book of condolence will be opened in Dublin tomorrow for assassinated Lebanese Industry Minister Pierre Gemayel.

Book of condolences for slain Lebanese minister
Mon, 27 Nov, 2006 - 14:59

A book of condolence will be opened in Dublin tomorrow for assassinated Lebanese Industry Minister Pierre Gemayel.

Gunmen opened fire on the 34-year-old’s convoy as it drove through a Christian neighbourhood north of Beirut.

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