Ireland doubles Typhoon funding

Ireland is doubling its financial aid to the disaster-struck Philippines.

Ireland doubles Typhoon funding
Sun, 17 Nov, 2013 - 16:53

Ireland is doubling its financial aid to the disaster-struck Philippines.

Development Minister Joe Costello said the Irish government is pledging an extra €1.6m to the international relief effort – bringing the country’s contribution to more than €3m.

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