Investigation to determine if any Irish aboard Libya plane

An investigation is underway to establish if any Irish citizens were on board a plane which crashed in Libya this morning.

Wed, 12 May, 2010 - 16:21

An investigation is underway to establish if any Irish citizens were on board a plane which crashed in Libya this morning.

The Irish Ambassador to Italy, who has responsibility for North Africa, is in the capital Tripoli where the aircraft came down.

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