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Chrissie Renehan greets her grandson, Jack Renehan, at Dublin Airport, photo by Conor O Mearain/PA Wire.
Chrissie Renehan greets her grandson, Jack Renehan, at Dublin Airport, photo by Conor O Mearain/PA Wire.
There was pride, tears of joy and singing as Irish peacekeepers were embraced by their families after six months on a UN mission to southern Lebanon.
More than 300 Irish troops have spent the last six months serving with the UN in southern Lebanon during a tense period for the Middle East.
Among them were Tipperary man Jack Renehan, who returned home this week after a six-month deployment to south Lebanon as part of the United Nations Interim Force Lebanon (Unifil).
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A photographer captured the happy moment Jack's grandmother, Chrissie Renehan who hails from Cappawhite, reacted to her grandson's arrival in Dublin Airport.
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