Most Irish citizens stuck in Peru now home; Drive to repatriate Irish health workers continues

The majority of Irish citizens stuck in Peru are now back in Ireland as a campaign to repatriate Irish health workers is now under way.
Most Irish citizens stuck in Peru now home; Drive to repatriate Irish health workers continues
Tue, 31 Mar, 2020 - 10:03
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By Neil Michael and Maresa Fagan

The majority of Irish citizens stuck in Peru are now back in Ireland as a campaign to repatriate Irish health workers is now under way.

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