West Bank teenagers to visit Dublin cathedral

Teenagers from the war-torn West Bank will today visit Dublin’s St Patrick’s Cathedral as part of their week-long Irish tour.

Fri, 03 Aug, 2007 - 07:32

Teenagers from the war-torn West Bank will today visit Dublin’s St Patrick’s Cathedral as part of their week-long Irish tour.

The 16 youngsters from the Palestinian village of Zebabdeh are taking part in the Youth Connections for Peace project in conjunction with a Dublin school.

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