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Updated at 11am
THERE WERE EMOTIONAL scenes in Dublin Airport late last night as Irish troops returned home from a peacekeeping mission in the Golan Heights.
One hundred soldiers from the 46th Infantry Group, United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) were united with family after their six months in the Middle East flashpoint.
The Golen Heights has been a scene of heightened tensions in recent months, due to continuing civil war in Syria as well as the spread of Islamic State, with Israel bolstering defences along the border.
Check out the scenes of joy – and tears – in Terminal One last night:
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