ieExplains: Ireland has recognised the State of Palestine. What does that change? 

Today the Palestinian flag flies outside Leinster House as Ireland formally recognises the of the State of Palestine as a sovereign, independent State.
ieExplains: Ireland has recognised the State of Palestine. What does that change? 

The Palestine flag is flown at Leinster House Dublin. Picture: Stephen Collins/Collins Photos

Tue, 28 May, 2024 - 20:54
Elaine Loughlin,  Political Editor

Today the Palestinian flag flies outside Leinster House as Ireland formally recognises the of the State of Palestine as a sovereign, independent State.

What are we recognising?

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