National Day of Commemoration today in Dublin.
A National Day of Commemoration, interfaith ceremony has seen hundreds gather in Dublin this afternoon.
Similar events are taking place nationwide to honour all Irish men and Irish women who died in wars or on service with the UN and other international organisation.
It was attended by President Michael D Higgins, Taoiseach Simon Harris and other members of Government, along with Defence Force veterans and serving members.
Newbridge native Retired Sergeant Major, John Murray was in attendance and said today is about remembering friends and colleagues, particularly "the 48 deceased members of UN Missions".

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