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Irish troops return home following Lebanon deployment

Updated / Tuesday, 17 Sep 2024 14:21

More than 200 Irish troops deployed to South Lebanon have returned home to their families in Ireland this morning, in time for Christmas.

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Irish troops return home following Lebanon deployment

More than 200 Irish troops deployed to South Lebanon have returned home to their families in Ireland this morning, in time for Christmas.

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