A new statement from the Defence Forces says all Irish troops remain accounted for and well in Lebanon.
All Irish troops remain accounted for and well in Lebanon.
A statement from the Defence Forces say they remain vigilant and have reported no significant changes to their operational environment.
The 124 Infantry Battalion are due to rotate in November but it’s unclear if that can happen.
Laois' Mark Keeley is a former soldier, who did two tours in Lebanon.
He says the Defence Forces members are well-trained and equipped to deal with the situation:
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