Taoiseach visits troops in Lebanon

Enda Kenny has arrived in South Lebanon for the first visit by a Taoiseach to Irish peacekeeping troops in the dangerzone since 1999.

Taoiseach visits troops in Lebanon
Mon, 16 Jun, 2014 - 11:32

By Shaun Connolly

Enda Kenny has arrived in South Lebanon for the first visit by a Taoiseach to Irish peacekeeping troops in the dangerzone since 1999.

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