Seven Irish to arrive home from Libya

The Air Corps has evacuated seven Irish citizens from Libya as tensions over Colonel Gaddafi's rule heighten.

Seven Irish to arrive home from Libya
Sat, 26 Feb, 2011 - 10:04

The Air Corps has evacuated seven Irish citizens from Libya as tensions over Colonel Gaddafi's rule heighten.

The passengers were evacuated from Libya to Malta by sea and are due to arrive back in Ireland just before midday by plane.

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