Minister 'very proud' of Irish troops after successful rescue mission in Syria

It is unclear whether Irish troops will be involved in rescue efforts to free UN workers kidnapped in Syria.

Minister 'very proud' of Irish troops after successful rescue mission in Syria
Sun, 31 Aug, 2014 - 11:49

It is unclear whether Irish troops will be involved in rescue efforts to free UN workers kidnapped in Syria.

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