Taoiseach sends his sympathies to UK over 'vile' Manchester Arena bombing

Latest: The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Ireland has condemned the attack in Manchester.

Taoiseach sends his sympathies to UK over 'vile' Manchester Arena bombing
Tue, 23 May, 2017 - 08:15

    A helpline was being manned in Dublin for anyone with concerns about Irish people affected on +353 1 4082000.

Update 6pm: The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Ireland has condemned the attack in Manchester.

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