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UNIFIL

    Israel bombs Beirut and sites across South Lebanon after alleged Hezbollah rocket attack
    Israeli strikes have occured in Beirut this morning and across the south of the country after a rocket attack hit israeli territory near Metula and Kiryat Shimona.
    Irish troops have been assisting in recovery of bodies from devastated Lebanese villages
    Irish soldiers arriving in the region were immediately struck by the scale of devastation.
    Tánaiste expresses ‘concern’ with progress of Sean Rooney case during meeting with Lebanese ministers
    Tánaiste to raise 'frustrations' with lack of progress in Sean Rooney case on Lebanon visit
    Simon Harris, who is Minister for Defence, Trade and Foreign Affairs, will also visit, in the coming days, Irish peacekeepers based in the country.
    Lebanese president vows to punish those who carried out attack on UN convoy
    High ranking UN peacekeeper injured in attack on convoy in Beirut - no Irish involved in incident
    Videos circulating online show a burning UN liveried vehicle – a UNIFIL spokeswoman has confirmed it was part of a convoy of the deputy force commander.
    Lebanon army chief Joseph Aoun becomes president after two-year vacuum
    Irish soldier killed during 1999 Lebanon attack to be honoured with bravery medal
    Private William Kedian died at UNP 6-42 when his post came under fire on 31 May, 1999.
    Tánaiste calls on the UN to share its report on Private Séan Rooney’s death with his family
    Taoiseach reassures Lebanon's PM of Ireland's commitment to UNIFIL in phonecall
    Cheers and emotional reunions as Irish peacekeepers touch down on home soil
    Conflict rages in Lebanon even as UN calls on all parties to accept ceasefire deal
    Four Italian peacekeepers injured as suspected Hezbollah rockets hit their South Lebanon base
    Four UN peacekeepers injured after rocket hits UNIFIL base in Lebanon
    French and Finnish peacekeepers attacked in South Lebanon, UNIFIL says
    Artillery shell hits UNIFIL base as French peacekeeper dies in separate ‘road accident’
    UN peacekeepers report damage to position by 'direct' Israeli attack
    Five Malaysian peacekeepers injured in apparent drone strike in Lebanon
    Inquiry launched into death of Private Seán Rooney in Lebanon
    Israeli strikes kill 52 in east Lebanon as UNIFIL chief says positions risk being 'occupied'
    Irish base in Lebanon struck by suspected Hezbollah rocket - no troops injured
    More than 30 attacks causing damage or injury to Lebanon peacekeeping mission in October
    Irish peacekeepers safe as UNIFIL HQ hit by rocket 'likely fired by Hezbollah'
    'We don't have to fudge the language': Expert says Israel targeting peacekeepers is a war crime
    Israeli troops fired at peacekeepers in Lebanon again this week, says Unifil
    Why is Israel targeting peacekeepers in Lebanon?
    Officer leading troops in Lebanon: 'We are the eyes and ears of the international community'
    Lieutenant Colonel Shane Rockett was speaking in the Glen of Imaal where the 125th Infantry Battalion are undergoing their final training before travelling to Lebanon next month.
    Debunked: Israeli forces did not destroy a base used by Irish peacekeepers in southern Lebanon
    Hezbollah confirms death of Hashem Safieddine, who was widely expected to be group’s next leader
    IDF and UNIFIL 'in daily contact' amid planning for Irish troop rotation in Lebanon
    Taoiseach 'not here for confrontation' but indicates Ireland will act on Israeli trade without EU
    Under what circumstances can Irish soldiers in Lebanon use force to defend themselves?
    We take a look at the rules governing how Irish soldiers use force while deployed on UN peacekeeping missions.
    UN Security Council voices ‘strong concern’ over Israel attacks on peacekeepers in south Lebanon
    Tánaiste says Israel 'undermining' UNIFIL, Spanish PM says there'll be 'no withdrawal'
    Unifil says Israeli tanks 'destroyed' camp entrance in Lebanon before 'forcibly' entering
    The Irish Defence Forces have confirmed that none of their soldiers were harmed.
    Irish Defence Forces chief: Israeli attack on UN peacekeeping tower in Lebanon 'not an accidental act'
    Irish soldiers unharmed as two Sri Lankan peacekeepers injured in IDF fire on UNIFIL main base
    Reports from South Lebanon have said two people have been injured at least one of them seriously injured – it is the second such attack in the last 24 hours.
    Harris says various 'contingency plans' considered to keep Irish peacekeepers safe
    Irish troops unharmed as UNIFIL HQ comes under Israeli tank fire in Lebanon
    Two members of the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon were injured.
    Risk of roadside bombs could threaten rapid resupply of Irish positions in Lebanon
    It was a quieter night for the Irish peacekeepers as Israeli and Hezbollah forces continue to engage in heavy fighting across South Lebanon but it has moved on from around the Irish camps.
    Taoiseach Simon Harris today thanked US President Joe Biden for his assistance in relaying Irish concerns about the peacekeepers at the Lebanon outpost "where there was clearly an Israeli incursion".
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