Irish peacekeepers involved in medical response following Lebanon blast

The men and women of the 123rd Infantry Battalion at Kilkenny Castle, prior to their departure for a six-month deployment to Lebanon as part of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon.

The men and women of the 123rd Infantry Battalion at Kilkenny Castle, prior to their departure for a six-month deployment to Lebanon as part of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon.

Irish peacekeepers have been involved in treating those injured in an explosion near a UN military patrol in Lebanon.

Three UN military observers and a Lebanese interpreter were injured in the blast near Rmeish on the southern Lebanon border on Saturday. None were Irish.

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