President to attend National Day of Commemoration

A ceremony is being held in Dublin today to mark the National Day of Commemoration.

President to attend National Day of Commemoration
Sun, 13 Jul, 2008 - 11:38

A ceremony is being held in Dublin today to mark the National Day of Commemoration.

The event is to honour all Irish men and women who have died in wars or on service with the United Nations.

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