Government set to pardon WWII soldiers

The Government looks set to pardon soldiers who deserted the Defence Forces to join the British army during World War Two.

Government set to pardon WWII soldiers
Tue, 12 Jun, 2012 - 13:39

The Government looks set to pardon soldiers who deserted the Defence Forces to join the British army during World War Two.

Around 5,000 Irish soldiers went to fight with the British during the Second World War.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: IrelandPerson: for DefenceEvent: WWIIEvent: World War TwoEvent: Second World WarOrganisation: Defence ForcesOrganisation: BritishOrganisation: MinisterOrganisation: Dáil
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