Minister visits Irish peacekeepers in south Lebanon

Minister for Defence Willie O'Dea is visiting Irish soldiers serving with the UN peacekeeping mission in south Lebanon today.

Wed, 28 Feb, 2007 - 10:42
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Minister for Defence Willie O'Dea is visiting Irish soldiers serving with the UN peacekeeping mission in south Lebanon today.

The troops were deployed to the region last year as part of an agreement to end Israel's attack on the country.

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