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Former UN Diplomat to host six-week climate course in Donegal

Irish foreign minister pressed on whether US and Israel broke international law

Ireland joins European countries in condemning new Israeli aid laws

Ireland ‘eager to assist’ if peacekeeping mission required in Ukraine

Taoiseach calls for more international pressure on Israel after genocide report

Lebanese ministers offer ‘assurance’ to Harris over Irish soldier death

Irish deputy premier to reaffirm ‘unwavering commitment’ to UN Lebanon mission

Ireland has obligation to comply with Occupied Territories Bill – UN expert

UN chief hails ‘remarkable courage’ of Irish soldier Seán Rooney killed in Leban...

What does UNRWA do and why is it seen as a lifeline for Palestinians?

24 Irish citizens have been evacuated from Lebanon as fighting continues

Minister working on plans to ban mobile phones in secondary schools

President Higgins criticises ‘ever-decreasing respect for international law’

Six Irish soldiers caught up in air attack in Lebanon village

Irish deputy premier ‘proud’ of role in UN vote on Palestine

PICTURES: Minster for Defence reviews 124th Infantry Battalion ahead of Lebanon ...

Soldiers from Donegal before they returned home from Syria on Friday.

Donegal troops return home after six months in Syria
Soldiers from the 68th Infantry Group - nine of whom are from Donegal - touched down at Dublin Airport on Friday with Ireland now withdrawing its troops from the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) in the Golan Heights
Chris McNulty

Irish peacekeepers involved in medical response following Lebanon blast

Irish government receives UN inquiry into killing of Private Seán Rooney

President ‘absolutely entitled’ to his opinion on the UN, says Catherine Martin

Taoiseach to use New York summit address to urge progress on development goals

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