West Bank teens visit St Patrick’s Cathedral

Teenagers from the war-torn West Bank today visited a 500-year old monument to peace as their week long Irish tour draws to a close.

Fri, 03 Aug, 2007 - 18:28

Teenagers from the war-torn West Bank today visited a 500-year old monument to peace as their week long Irish tour draws to a close.

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

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Courts Heathrow Place: West Bank Place: St Patrick’s Cathedral Place: Zebabdeh Place: Dublin Place: Ireland Place: St Patrick Place: Middle East Person: Fadi Diab Person: Saint Person: Earls Person: Ormonde Person: Susan Hood Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Clare Organisation: Ballinteer Community School Organisation: Kildare

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